NASS urges FG to Investigate stagnation in civil service promotion

The House of Representatives wants the Federal Government to investigate the stagnation of promotion in civil service from 2013 to 2023.

The House took the decision sequel to the adoption of a motion moved by the member representing Ijumu/Kabba-Bunu Federal Constituency, Kogi State, Mr Salman Idris on the floor of the House during plenary on Tuesday.

Highlighting the significance of the civil service in the delivery of democracy dividends to the people, the lawmaker while leading the debate, added that promotion is essential for the career progression of civil servants and serves as a motivational incentive for productivity and performance.

He, however, said over the years, stagnation in promotions across Ministries, Departments and Agencies of government has resulted in loss of service delivery, decline in highly specialised skills, low level of productivity and performance, employee unrest, corruption and dampened morale.

Rotary donates 36-bed accommodation to LASUTH for patients’ relatives

Physicians say when families face the challenge of supporting a loved one during a hospital stay; the emotional toll can be immense.

According to them, one of the major concerns that arise is finding suitable accommodation for the family members who need to be close to the hospital, stressing that having accommodation for patients’ relatives on the hospital premises ensures that families can easily access their loved ones and medical staff.

This proximity eliminates the need for long commutes, reducing stress and allowing family members to be readily available for support and care.

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