The Administrator/Chief Executive Officer of PSIN, Barrister Imeh Okon, presents the PSIN cap to the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor of Akwa Ibom State on Inter-Governmental Affairs, Mr Raymond Abia, during his courtesy visit to the institute in Abuja
The Public Service Institute of Nigeria (PSIN) has advanced efforts to strengthen governance and public sector efficiency through a strategic engagement with the Akwa Ibom State Government.
The Administrator/Chief Executive Officer of PSIN, Barrister Imeh Okon, stated this when she received the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor of Akwa Ibom State on Inter-Governmental Affairs, Mr Raymond Abia, who paid a courtesy visit to the institute in Abuja.
During the visit, both parties explored concrete pathways for collaboration aimed at enhancing institutional performance and service delivery.
In her remarks, Okon reaffirmed PSIN’s mandate as a premier manpower development institution under the Office of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, emphasising its commitment to building a professional public service rooted in timeliness, accountability, integrity, and transparency.
She highlighted the institute’s service offerings, including capacity-building programmes, consultancy services, recruitment support, and promotion examinations, all designed to equip public servants with the skills required to meet evolving governance demands.
The Akwa Ibom delegation underscored its interest in leveraging PSIN’s expertise to drive targeted capacity development initiatives for the state’s workforce, noting that such collaboration is critical to achieving improved efficiency and responsive governance.
A statement issued by the PSIN, signed by the Head of Press and Public Relations of the institute, Mrs Alheri Davo, noted: “The engagement marks a significant step toward deepening inter-governmental collaboration, with both parties aligning on actionable training programmes and institutional partnerships that will strengthen public service delivery in Akwa Ibom State and across Nigeria.”
