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Independence Day: Head of Service urges Nigerians to ‘continue march to greatness’

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October 1, 2024
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Independence Day: Head of Service urges Nigerians to ‘continue march to greatness’
A poster shows the Head of Civil Service with President Tinubu celebrating Independence Day

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A poster shows the Head of Civil Service with President Tinubu celebrating Independence Day

The Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, Mrs. Didi Esther Walson-Jack, has sent felicitations to Nigerians as they celebrate the 2024 Independence Day and urged them to “continue the march to greatness.”

In a press statement she signed Monday, Walson-Jack said: “As we celebrate 64 years of Nigeria’s independence, let us reflect on your indispensable role in our nation’s development.

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“Your dedication and hard work are the backbone of government operations, making you the unsung heroes of our progress.

“As we celebrate our journey, we stand on the threshold of significant reforms to modernize our operations, enhance our skills, and build a more efficient, accountable, and responsive civil service.

“This vision, as outlined in the Federal Civil Service Strategy and Implementation Plan 2021-2025, is a roadmap that demands our unwavering commitment and patriotism.”

The Head of Service pointed out that true patriotism means performing our duties with excellence, understanding that our daily efforts are the driving force behind Nigeria’s advancement.

She said: “It is our diligence and hard work that bring about real progress, inspiring trust in government and creating a system that meets the needs of our people.

“The best gift we can offer our fellow Nigerians on this Independence Day anniversary is to continue the march to greatness, culminating in a civil service respected at home and admired globally.”

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