Nigerians will experience a sigh of relieve in the process of getting passport, driver’s license among others in 2017.
This was disclosed by the Director-General, Bureau of Public Service Reforms, Joe Abah, in an interview with newsmen in Abuja, saying that there will be new reforms in public service in 2017 that would adequately foster the country’s growth
According to him, the government is now willing to look at the issue of rationalisation of agencies and parastatals seriously.
Abah also emphasised the need to break the communication gap between the government and the citizenry as it relates to how government works, adding that the bureau would in January 2017 commission a policy paper essentially to address the gaps.
This was disclosed by the Director-General, Bureau of Public Service Reforms, Joe Abah, in an interview with newsmen in Abuja, saying that there will be new reforms in public service in 2017 that would adequately foster the country’s growth
According to him, the government is now willing to look at the issue of rationalisation of agencies and parastatals seriously.
Abah also emphasised the need to break the communication gap between the government and the citizenry as it relates to how government works, adding that the bureau would in January 2017 commission a policy paper essentially to address the gaps.
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