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FG Expands AI Training for Civil Servants to Boost Public Service Efficiency

FG Expands AI Training for Civil Servants to Boost Public Service Efficiency

The Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, Mrs. Didi Walson-Jack, has said the Federal Government will deepen Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven reforms to improve efficiency and service delivery across the public sector. She stated…

FG Intensifies Pension Verification for Pre-2004 Civil Servants Amid Low Participation

FG Intensifies Pension Verification for Pre-2004 Civil Servants Amid Low Participation

The Federal Government is intensifying efforts to boost participation in the ongoing online verification and enrolment exercise for accrued pension rights, following a low turnout among eligible civil servants. The National Pension Commission (PenCom) stated…

Civil Servants Question Impact of FG Allowance Increase Amid Implementation Concerns

Civil Servants Question Impact of FG Allowance Increase Amid Implementation Concerns

Civil servants have expressed reservations over the Federal Government’s approval of increased allowances and welfare benefits, noting that the true impact will depend on timely implementation as rising living costs continue to erode incomes. The…

FG Approves Allowance Review, Full Training Support and N10bn Housing Scheme for Civil Servants

FG Approves Allowance Review, Full Training Support and N10bn Housing Scheme for Civil Servants

The Federal Government has approved a review and upward adjustment of peculiar allowances for civil servants, alongside the payment of 100 per cent Duty Tour Allowance (DTA) for officers attending approved training programmes. The Head…

FG Launches Employees’ Compensation Scheme to Enhance Civil Service Welfare and Productivity

FG Launches Employees’ Compensation Scheme to Enhance Civil Service Welfare and Productivity

The Federal Government has inaugurated the Employees’ Compensation Scheme (ECS) to strengthen staff welfare, enhance workplace safety, and boost productivity across the federal civil service. The scheme was unveiled on Thursday in Abuja during the…

Ogun Approves ₦10,000 Monthly Transport Allowance, Weekly Day Off for Civil Servants

Ogun Approves ₦10,000 Monthly Transport Allowance, Weekly Day Off for Civil Servants

To mitigate the impact of rising commuting costs on its workforce, the Ogun State Government has approved a ₦10,000 monthly transport allowance for civil servants, alongside a weekly day off for non-essential staff. The dual…

Gov. Mbah Approves Promotion, Salary Upgrade for 2,114 Enugu Civil Servants

Gov. Mbah Approves Promotion, Salary Upgrade for 2,114 Enugu Civil Servants

Gov. Peter Mbah of Enugu State has approved the promotion and conversion of 2,114 civil servants who participated in the November/December 2025 exercise, in a move aimed at improving workers’ welfare and performance. The approval,…

Soludo Orders Immediate Suspension Without Pay for Absentee Civil Servants

Soludo Orders Immediate Suspension Without Pay for Absentee Civil Servants

Governor Chukwuma Soludo of Anambra State has ordered the immediate suspension without pay of civil servants who were not at their duty posts by 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, following a surprise inspection of the state…

Abuja Civil Servants Ordered to Work from Home as APC Convention Triggers Road Closures

Abuja Civil Servants Ordered to Work from Home as APC Convention Triggers Road Closures

Civil servants in Abuja will work remotely on Friday, March 27, 2026, following a Federal Government directive affecting employees whose offices are located within the Federal Secretariat Complex. The measure is intended to ease congestion…

Federal Civil Servants Urge Government to Clear Outstanding N70,000 Wage Award Arrears

Federal Civil Servants Urge Government to Clear Outstanding N70,000 Wage Award Arrears

Many federal civil servants have called on the Federal Government to clear the outstanding two months’ arrears of the N35,000 wage award. The government workers made the appeal in separate interviews with the News Agency…

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