BPSR is set to convene key stakeholders to explore innovative approaches to strengthening public institutions and accelerating nationwide public service reforms.
The university’s vice-chancellor, Hakeem Fawehinmi, expressed the institution’s readiness to partner with the BPSR.
The commission was honoured with the Best Website Performance ranking for 2025.
The Bureau of Public Procurement has reaffirmed its dedication to improving Nigeria’s public procurement system by emphasising professionalism and capacity-building for procurement officers.
Jigawa, Adamawa, and Plateau governors have received the Digital Governors of the Year award for North-East, North-West, and North-Central.
NEMA director-general Zubaida Uma has appealed for stronger collaboration with stakeholders on disaster management.
The director-general of the Bureau of Public Service Reforms, Dasuki Arabi, says embracing ongoing public service reforms and innovation will improve governance.
Dasuki Arabi, the director-general of the BPSR, says that efficient and effective government institutions will drive socio-economic development.
He said 17 officers who were verified could not be paid because of inconsistencies in their account details.
Mr Olaopa advised directors to remember that imbibing discipline, integrity and patriotism in fulfilling their duties was important.
