Minister places priority on staff welfare

This was stated by the Minister of Environment Mrs. Laurentia Mallam in the company of ministry’s Permanent Secretary Rabi Shuaibu Jimeta. The occasion was the handing over ceremony to Jimeta by the former permanent secretary of the ministry Mr. Taye Haruna, at the weekend, in Abuja.The minister said that her priority was to create a […]

Minister places priority on staff welfare
Minister places priority on staff welfare

This was stated by the Minister of Environment Mrs. Laurentia Mallam in the company of ministry’s Permanent Secretary Rabi Shuaibu Jimeta.
The occasion was the handing over ceremony to Jimeta by the former permanent secretary of the ministry Mr. Taye Haruna, at the weekend, in Abuja.
The minister said that her priority was to create a good working environment by ensuring good staff welfare, noting that adequate incentive to staff will spur them toward optimal performance which is in line with the present administration’s transformation agenda.
Mallam stated that no desired achievement will be accomplished without putting staff welfare into consideration, adding that “whatever is due to staff should be given to them but whenever we cannot meet their demands, explanations should be advanced immediately.”
The minister, while welcoming the new permanent secretary, also commended the outgoing one for his commitment to duty and wished him success in his new posting.
She also assured Jimeta of the unflinching support from the staff, advising the staff to work as a team in moving the ministry and the country forward.
Earlier in his speech, the outgoing permanent secretary, Haruna commended the staff for the support they gave him during his 20 months stay in the ministry and appealed to them to extend such hand of fellowship to the new permanent secretary.
Jimeta also solicited for cooperation from the entire workforce to enable her achieve the desired goals.

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