FCSC's Tunji Olaopa Launches 2026-2030 Digital Plan
Professor Tunji Olaopa, the chairman of the Federal Civil Service Commission (FCSC), announced a five-year strategic plan for 2026 to 2030 aimed at consolidating ongoing reforms and enhancing the commission's capacity. This announcement was made during the 45th National Council and Annual Conference of the Civil Service Commissions of the Federation in Asaba, Delta state.
The strategic plan is designed to align with the federal government's governance and national development objectives. Olaopa emphasized the need for the civil service to act as a strategic partner in national development rather than just a conventional administrative body.
He highlighted the achievements of the 10th FCSC over the past three years, including the introduction of online recruitment and technology-driven promotion processes, marking the first online recruitment in nearly four decades. This initiative aims to ensure merit-based selection, enhance transparency, and improve the efficiency of recruitment and promotion processes.
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