Governor AbdulRazaq Expresses Commitment to Welfare Of Civil Servants

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L-R: Acting Head of Service, Mallam Mohammed Ibrahim; Rtd Permanent Secretary  Youths Development, Barrister Mrs Iyabo Funke Banire; Rtd Permanent Secretary Government House, Asha Joel Olanrewaju; Chief of Staff, Alhaji Abdulqadir Mahe; Rtd Permanent Secretary, Youths Development, Alhaji AbdulRazaq Babatunde Alabere in a group picture at the Banquet Hall in Ilorin.


Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq of Kwara State has expressed the commitment of his administration to improving the well-being of civil servants and  retirees through prompt payment of salaries, pensions and gratuities. 


Governor AbdulRazaq gave this assurance at the send forth ceremony in honour of the retired Head of Service (HOS) and Permanent Secretaries held at the Banquet Hall, opposite the Government House in Ilorin, Kwara State.


The Governor who was represented by the Chief of Staff, Alhaji Abdulkadri Mahe described civil servants as the cornerstone of every successful government, commended the outgoing HOS, Mrs Susan Dupe Oluwole for her immense  contribution to the State civil service.


The Chief of Staff, commended the veterans for jobs well done, urging them to remain productive and stay healthy after retirement. He congratulated the outgoing HOS, Mrs Susan Dupe Oluwole and other retired Permanent Secretaries for their  milestones of meritorious service, commending them for the smooth running of government activities and the implementation of government policies.


Earlier in his address,  the Acting Head of Service in the State, Mallam Muhammad Ibrahim who commended the State Governor for his leadership style and vision for the State, thanked the outgoing HOS and Permanent Secretaries for their immense contributions to the State civil service.


In her address, the outgoing HOS, Mrs Susan Dupe Oluwole, who was represented by Elder David Adeshina, called on those still in active service to remain focused and dedicated to their duties at all times.


Earlier in his address, the Chairman, Association of Retired Permanent Secretaries in the State, Prince Ayo Fagbemi, thanked the State Governor for keeping retirees fit, through regular payments of pensions and prompt approval of their gratuities.


Speaking on behalf of the other retired Permanent Secretaries in the State, the Former Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Agriculture, Alhaji Gesinde Amosa Adedeji, described the send forth ceremony as unique and applauded the State Governor, Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq for his good work.


Dignitaries at the send forth included the State  Deputy Governor Elder Kayode Alabi, represented by the State Commissioner for Communications, Mrs Bolanle Olukoju, Commissioner for Health, Doctor Aminat Ahmed, among others.



AKANBI S OLADOYIN 

Press Secretary, 

HOS

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