Ondo Head of Service tasks workers on efficiency and innovation
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ODSIP Newsletter Vol.1 No.4
Agriculture remains the bedrock of any nation, without it, mankind cannot survive. It has played a very important role in the history of Nigeria, particularly Ondo State. It is therefore not an overstatement to note that agriculture provides food, shelter, raw materials, employment and wealth for over 70% of the entire population in the State.
In the same vein, economic experts have also argued that the only viable way to survive the current economic logjam that has been escalated by COVID-19 pandemic, climate change, instability of oil price, insecurity and civil unrest is through a revolutionized agriculture. Consequently, agricultural development being a multi-sectorial activity vigorously supports and promotes positive change in both rural and urban areas, just as the main objective of agronomy remains the improvement of both material and social welfare of the people, at all levels.
Ondo Head of Service, Adeyemo commits to Public Service Reform
The Ondo State Head of Service, Mr Adeniran Adeyemo has promised to drive necessary reforms that will reposition the state public service for efficient service delivery.
Adeyemo spoke at his first interactive meeting with Change Ambassadors of the Ondo Service Improvement Programme, ODSIP held in akure.
OSRC’s Joy Pius reports that the Head of Service urged the Ambassadors to brace up for the tasks ahead.
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PS, AKINGBASOTE LEADS 3 GROUPS TO VISIT HoS
The Permanent Secretary, Department of Public Service Reform and Development (DPSRD) in Ondo State, Mr Oluwagbenga Akingbasote led three different groups to pay courtesy visit to the State’s Head of Service, Pastor Adeniran Adeyemo in his office in Akure on Wednesday, 31st March, 2021.
The groups are the Human Resources Management (HRM) development Team in the State; Ondo State Service Improvement Programme (ODSIP) Newsletter Editorial Crew and Change Ambassadors in MDAs alongside LG Change Agents.
Briefing the Head of Service on the activities of the HRM development Team, Mr Akingbasote said the team has made considerable progress particularly in the usage of ICT to solve problems, adding that the team has started deploying the software to facilitate easy processing of 2021 promotion exercise. The Team had ealier in the day visited the Office of Establishments and Training.
Speaking on ODSIP Newsletter, the Permanent Secretary noted that the Newsletter is the only medium that propagates in detail, activities of the Civil Service to the public, noting that the Change Ambassadors have made enormous contributions towards improving the Civil Service with commendable reforms.
In his remark, the Head of Service commended Mr Akingbasote and the leadership of the 3 groups for their dedication to duty. He revealed his total buy-in to the Reforms being carried out across the State through the teams and encouraged them to do more. He, then affirmed that Government would continue to reward Public Servants who demonstrate good ethics, diligence and excellence, to make the Society better.
Williams Oni
Director Media
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Ondo Head of Service tasks workers on synergy with government
The Ondo state head of service, Mr Dare Aragbaiye has urged civil servants to synergize with government to move the state to enviable height.
OSRC’ Richard Ilesanmi reports that Aragbaiye who spoke at the quarterly interactive session with change ambassadors held in Akure admonished them to lead by example.
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ODSIP Newsletter Vol.1 No.3
With its current population of over three million, Ondo State was one of the seven States created on 3rd February, 1976 by the regime of Late General Muritala Mohammed. Popularly called the Sunshine State, it is reputed as having the second largest Bitumen deposit in the world and largest in Africa. The State is also blessed with vast Agricultural resources.
Ondo State shares borders with the Atlantic Ocean in the South, Osun State in the North-west, Ogun State in the South-west, Edo State in the East, Ekiti State in the North, Kogi State in the North-east and Delta State in the South-east, with a total land mass of 14,788,723 square kilometres and a population of over three million (according to 2006 census).
