FCSC's Prof. Tunji Olaopa Enhances Public Service Intelligence

Prof. Tunji Olaopa, the Chairman of the Federal Civil Service Commission (FCSC), announced the agency's commitment to enhancing public service intelligence through new standard operating procedures. He emphasized the alignment with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's goal of building a one trillion dollar economy by promoting meritocracy in recruitment and promotion while upholding the federal character principle.

The FCSC's recent implementation of e-recruitment and computer-based tests aims to combat corruption and politicization in the civil service. Olaopa made these remarks during a visit to Delta State for the 2026 Annual Council of the Civil Service Commissions, where he praised the state government for hosting the event.

He commended the efforts of Chief Amioku Roseline Eno, the Chairman of the state civil service commission, in organizing the council. Olaopa also recognized Governor Sheriff Oboreveori for his transformative governance through the MORE agenda, highlighting the importance of aligning civil service practices with global best practices.