Faleke Urges Civil Servants to Uphold Integrity in Abuja
During the launch of the "Nigerian Legislative Practice Guide" in Abuja, Hon. James Faleke, Chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on Finance, called on civil servants to uphold integrity and due process in their duties. He described civil servants as the backbone of governance and essential for national development.
The event also marked the 60th birthday of retired clerk Oscar Okoro, who was recognized for his dedication and hard work throughout his 35 years of public service. Faleke praised Okoro's commitment to professional standards and his significant contributions to the legislative process.
He urged civil servants to adhere to established rules and procedures, stating that this would strengthen governance and improve national development outcomes. Hon. Abubakar Saidu, Deputy Chairman of the House Committee on Finance, and Hon. Akin Rotimi, House Spokesman, also paid tribute to Okoro, highlighting his exemplary work ethic and dedication to public service.
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