The Borno state government has trained 200 middle cadre administrative officers to enhance efficiency boost service delivery to the people.
The training was organised by the Office of the State Head of Service (HoS), in collaboration with the Association of Retired Public Servants (ARPS) for workers’ productivity in the Civil Service.
Declaring the training open, yesterday (Wednesday), in Maiduguri, the HoS, Simon Malgwi, said that the training of administrative officers was in line with the policy of training and retraining civil servants.
Malgwi said that the move was to make the civil servants more efficient in the delivery of essential services to the people.
He added that a similar training was conducted last week for 150 secretaries and directors in the Civil Service.
”Some of the Permanent Secretaries are currently attending a one-month leadership and strategy course at the National Institute of Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS), Kuru,” he said.
Malgwi added that the training for Store Officers and related cadres would also be conducted next week.
He said: “All these training are geared towards repositioning the civil service and motivating the workers for effective service delivery to our people.
He, therefore, urged civil servants to justify the huge resources committed to the trainings by putting their best in service delivery across the state.
