Reforming Nigeria’s public service

As the engine room of a functional government, the Nigerian civil service deserves the recent focus it attracted from stakeholders, who were unanimous in their advocacy for a meaningful reform. When a country’s public service has become dysfunctional due to inefficiency, bureaucracy, civil service red-tapism, multi-layered corruption structures, bribery, and extortion, the consequences for the […]

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