NYSC Crucial for Raising Public Managers - Prof. Olaopa
The goal, according to Prof. Olaopa, is to establish a value-based civil service that is people-focused, professional, technology-enabled, entrepreneurial, and accountable in delivering quality service. To achieve this, collaboration with agencies such as the National Orientation Agency, Federal Ministry of Education, National University Commission, and NYSC is essential.
AKACHI NOEL 
The Chairman of the Federal Civil Service Commission, Prof. Tunji Olaopa, emphasized the importance of collaborating with the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) to nurture a new generation of public service managers. This statement was made during a visit by the Minister of Youths and Development, Dr. Jamila Ibrahim, to Prof. Olaopa's office.
Prof. Olaopa highlighted the significance of inter-generational conversation, mentoring, and education in shaping future leaders and public managers. He emphasized the need to prioritize knowledge and expertise in the civil service, aligning with President Bola Tinubu's vision of a government of national competence.
The goal, according to Prof. Olaopa, is to establish a value-based civil service that is people-focused, professional, technology-enabled, entrepreneurial, and accountable in delivering quality service. To achieve this, collaboration with agencies such as the National Orientation Agency, Federal Ministry of Education, National University Commission, and NYSC is essential.
In response, the Minister of Youths and Development pledged to support Prof. Olaopa's agenda to provide youths with the necessary skills and opportunities. President Tinubu had previously expressed confidence in the vibrant Nigerian youth population, emphasizing the importance of leadership and public-private partnerships in creating dignified work and employment opportunities.
