LASG welcomes 8,650 new employees
The Lagos State Government conducted an induction ceremony/specialized training for 8,650 newly employed and newly deployed senior officers in the state civil service.
Declaring open Monday the induction ceremony at the Lagos State Civil Service Personnel Development Centre, Magodo, the Head of Service, Mr. Hakeem Muri-Okunola, noted that the ceremony also doubles as a specialized induction course. newly employed civil servants at level seven and above on the fundamentals of state civil service.
Represented by Civil Service Bureau Permanent Secretary Olasunkanmi Oyegbola, Muri-Okunola urged the new inductees to build on the already well-established structure of the state civil service "which is a pioneer in the country and sub-Saharan Africa. »
He emphasized the key areas of service with the acronym "KSA", which he says stands for "Knowledge, Skills and Attitude", saying that attitude is paramount among the three. "It determines the altitude of someone on duty."
In their goodwill messages, the Permanent Secretary for Settlement and Training, Olawale Musa, and the Chairman of the Lagos State Health Services Commission, Atinuke Onayiga , tasked inductees with adopting the growth mindset that will propel their performance. regardless of the service sector in which they are deployed.
Earlier, PSSDC Managing Director, Magodo, Adekunmilola Adio-Moses said that the induction/training includes orientation, socialization and acquisition of basic skills relevant to children. offices and service schedule of inductees. .
Adio-Moses said, "The onboarding process is hereby designed to equip you with the essential knowledge, skills and mindset necessary for your peak performance. This preparation enables you to play a central role in the ongoing transformation that is occurring within the state. »
The DG noted that the 8,650 inductees include 2,977 education officers; 3,413 health personnel; 87 administrative staff; 117 listeners; and 144 household officers.
Others include 132 law enforcement officers; 96 firefighters; and 1,597 others.
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The Lagos State Government conducted an induction ceremony/specialized training for 8,650 newly employed and newly deployed senior officers in the state civil service.
Declaring open Monday the induction ceremony at the Lagos State Civil Service Personnel Development Centre, Magodo, the Head of Service, Mr. Hakeem Muri-Okunola, noted that the ceremony also doubles as a specialized induction course. newly employed civil servants at level seven and above on the fundamentals of state civil service.
Represented by Civil Service Bureau Permanent Secretary Olasunkanmi Oyegbola, Muri-Okunola urged the new inductees to build on the already well-established structure of the state civil service "which is a pioneer in the country and sub-Saharan Africa. »
He emphasized the key areas of service with the acronym "KSA", which he says stands for "Knowledge, Skills and Attitude", saying that attitude is paramount among the three. "It determines the altitude of someone on duty."
In their goodwill messages, the Permanent Secretary for Settlement and Training, Olawale Musa, and the Chairman of the Lagos State Health Services Commission, Atinuke Onayiga , tasked inductees with adopting the growth mindset that will propel their performance. regardless of the service sector in which they are deployed.
Earlier, PSSDC Managing Director, Magodo, Adekunmilola Adio-Moses said that the induction/training includes orientation, socialization and acquisition of basic skills relevant to children. offices and service schedule of inductees. .
Adio-Moses said, "The onboarding process is hereby designed to equip you with the essential knowledge, skills and mindset necessary for your peak performance. This preparation enables you to play a central role in the ongoing transformation that is occurring within the state. »
The DG noted that the 8,650 inductees include 2,977 education officers; 3,413 health personnel; 87 administrative staff; 117 listeners; and 144 household officers.
Others include 132 law enforcement officers; 96 firefighters; and 1,597 others.
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