KWARA APPROVES IMPLEMENTATION OF 2025 PROMOTION FOR STATE WORKERS

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…Approves 2024 & 2025 Promotion for Agencies, Parastatals and Media Houses

The Kwara State Government has approved the implementation of the 2025 promotion for workers in the mainstream of the State Civil Service, as well as the 2024 and 2025 promotion for workers in Agencies, Parastatals and Media Houses, with effect from 1 September, 2026.

The Acting Head of Service, Dr. Olufunke Mercy Shittu, disclosed this in a memo on the implementation of the promotion exercises, following the successful completion of the necessary processes by the Civil Service Commission and the affected establishments, as well as the approval of His Excellency, Mall. AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, CON, the Executive Governor of Kwara State. 

Dr. Shittu stated that the approval also provides for the implementation of the 2024 and 2025 promotions for Agencies, Parastatals and Media Houses, following the conclusion of the required processes and assessment of their financial implications.

Similarly, the State Government approved the implementation of the 2025 promotion for workers in the mainstream of the State Civil Service, while drawing of the financial benefits will be effective from 1 September, 2026.

The Acting Head of Service noted that the approvals were part of the proactive measures of the present administration towards strengthening the welfare of workers in the employ of the State Government. 

She added that the approval would further motivate workers, enhance productivity and strengthen career progression within the State Public Service.

She appreciated the State Government for its continued commitment to workers' welfare and career development.


Okanlawon Solomon
Press Secretary
Office of the Head of Service, Kwara State
08038524453

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