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Governor Kefas Champions Ethics: Five-Day Workshop Aims to Revitalize Taraba’s Civil Service

Governor Agbu Kefas of Taraba State is implementing measures to enhance the integrity and effectiveness of the state’s civil service. His recent initiative, a five-day professional development workshop for directors from various Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs), highlights his commitment to promoting an ethical and efficient public service. The workshop, held in Jalingo, addresses a growing concern: the decline in ethical conduct among civil servants, which, if left unaddressed, could undermine the effectiveness of the civil service in Taraba.

During the workshop’s opening session, Governor Kefas emphasized the urgent need to tackle the ethical challenges facing the civil service. He expressed concern over the current situation and stressed the importance of realigning the civil service with its core values. By making the workshop mandatory for directors, Kefas underscores the seriousness of the issue and his determination to foster a culture of accountability and professionalism within the civil service. 

Governor Kefas also highlighted that outdated practices, influenced by sentiment rather than merit, obstruct progress in civil service operations. He encouraged participants to adopt innovative approaches that prioritize service delivery, ensuring that the civil service can effectively meet the needs of the public. By promoting ethical conduct as a fundamental principle, Governor Kefas is working to create a more transparent and responsive government.

The governor’s proactive approach demonstrates his understanding of civil servants’ crucial role in implementing government policies and delivering services to the people. His emphasis on the significance of directors in accomplishing government objectives reflects a strategic approach to governance, one that values leadership and ethical behavior. By investing in the professional development of civil servants, Kefas is not only enhancing their skills but also reinforcing the idea that integrity and competence are essential in public service.

Governor Kefas’s efforts to enhance ethical standards through professional development workshops are commendable and demonstrate his clear vision for a more accountable, efficient, and responsive government.

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