Retired Public Servants Unite for South-West Development
The Association of Retired Heads of Service and Permanent Secretaries (South-West) convened for their 12th Quarterly Meeting on a Friday in Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State, where they pledged to collaborate with the South-West Development Commission (SWDC), Odu’a Investment Company, and DAWN Commission to promote integrated regional growth. The meeting resulted in an 11-point communiqué signed by Regional President Demola Badejo and Pastor (Mrs.) Adenike Olufadewa.
The retired public servants expressed their readiness to utilize their experience in policy formulation to support regional initiatives, emphasizing the integration of the six states through rail. They reaffirmed their commitment to neutrality in public service and urged serving officers to remain professional.
The association congratulated Governor Biodun Oyebanji on his re-election and acknowledged the initial donation of N1.5 million for their secretariat's construction. They also called on state governments to implement parity of pensions for retired heads of service and permanent secretaries.
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