Federal Ministry of Education Wins SERVICOM Recognition

The Federal Ministry of Education in Nigeria has been recognized for its commitment to service delivery, receiving multiple accolades, including a special recognition award from SERVICOM, which is affiliated with the Office of the President. This recognition highlights the ministry's sustained efforts to bridge the gap between government and citizens regarding the quality of service delivery.
The ministry was noted for emerging as the second-best performing ministry in the SERVICOM unit, which commended its maintenance of high service standards. Abel Olumuyiwa Enitan, the Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Education, emphasized the importance of strict implementation of the ministry's mandates and urged staff to ensure professionalism and accuracy in their work.
He warned against lapses in planning that could negatively impact the ministry's image and called for proactive measures to enhance service delivery. The ministry remains committed to strengthening its systems and maintaining its leadership role within the federal civil service.
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