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HEAD OF SERVICE REINTRODUCES SONG/ VIDEO TO DRIVE REFORM

By Victoria Onyisi

The Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, Mrs. Didi Walson-Jack, on Thursday unveiled the Change Song and Video at a Retreat for Federal Permanent Secretaries held in Suleja, Niger State.

The Culture Change Song and Video previously launched in the Federal Civil has been reintroduced to drive the ongoing Federal Civil Service Strategy and Implementation Plan (FCSSIP)-25 reforms in the Nigerian Civil Service.

She said the culture change Song and Video are expected to drive and accelerate the critical reforms in the Nigerian Federal Civil Service and act as a unifying force that will strengthen the culture of an efficient, productive, incorruptible, and citizen-centred (EPIC) Public Service.

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Walson-Jack said, “This Song, a source of pride and inspiration, will  also serve as a  “clarion call and rallying point for all Federal Civil Servants, uniting us in our shared mission to drive the reforms, boost productivity, and deliver excellent service to Nigerian citizens.” 

She explained further that the change Song and Video will inspire Federal Civil Servants to exhibit professionalism, courtesy, and respect in their work and interactions with colleagues and the public, making them the change Nigerians want to see.

The release of the Federal Civil Service song, according to her, marks the beginning of a journey in which every Federal Civil Servant will play a crucial role in the culture change and change management, aimed at promoting values reorientation, transparency, accountability and a culture of integrity.

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