Institute seeks partnership with Federal Civil Service Commission on reform

Alex Ndudi Enebeli, President and Chairman- in-Council of Institute of Strategic Management of Nigeria Chartered, on Friday, paid a courtesy visit to the Chairman of Federal Civil Service Commission (FCSC), Tunji Olaopa. He was accompanied by the Chair, Board of Fellows, Jummai Umar-Ajijola, and the Registrar of the Institute, Obitunde Obiyemi. Enebeli on behalf of […]

Institute seeks partnership with Federal Civil Service Commission on reform

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Alex Ndudi Enebeli, President and Chairman- in-Council of Institute of Strategic Management of Nigeria Chartered, on Friday, paid a courtesy visit to the Chairman of Federal Civil Service Commission (FCSC), Tunji Olaopa.

He was accompanied by the Chair, Board of Fellows, Jummai Umar-Ajijola, and the Registrar of the Institute, Obitunde Obiyemi.

Enebeli on behalf of the Institute expressed profound gratitude to the Chairman and his team for their vision, leadership, and unwavering commitment to the civil service reform agenda.

He said, “We are here to seek collaboration with the Commission with your kind support in enhancing human capacity development as provided for in the Act that established the Institute and this will be done within the guidelines of the Institute and the partnership framework developed with the FCSC, under your leadership and guidance.”

Responding, Olaopa assured the delegation that the Commission shall afford the Institute the leverage point to partner on its reform agenda.

He disclosed that part of President Bola Tinubu’s charge to the reconstituted Commission is to lead the change.

He said in spite of many capacity deficiencies of MDAs, they are a veritable engine room in the whole value chain.

He said getting the MDAs capability and capacity ready to deliver is important because capability readiness of the MDAs is the key issue.

He revealed that the federal government is working on what he called “grand strategy of strong change management” programme and performance management with its embedded performance bond for MDAs.

This, he said, would prepare and enhance the capacity and capability of MDAs for better service delivery.