By Mojisola Oladele
The Speaker, Osun State House of Assembly, Prince Adewale Egbedun says continuous training of Public Servants are vital steps towards attaining the required skills and knowledge in line with international best practices.
Prince Egbedun stated this while declaring open a three day training for Staff and Political Aides of the State House of Assembly at Osun State Staff Development Centre, Abere, Osogbo.
He stressed that the training reflects the commitment of the present administration in enhancing capacities and improving the effectiveness of legislative duties and activities.
“I encourage each of you to participate actively, share your experiences, and ask questions. This is not just an opportunity to learn but also to network and build relationships that will benefit our work in the assembly. Remember, the strength of our democracy lies in our ability to collaborate and support one another”.
The speaker lauded the State Governor, Senator Ademola Adeleke for approving the training and his strong commitment towards the professional development of staff as well as the improvement of governance in Osun State.
“I want to extend my gratitude to the members of Osun State House of Assembly Service Commission under the chairmanship of Mr. Israel Oyekunle, organisers and facilitators who have worked tirelessly to make this programme a success. Your dedication is commendable, and I appreciate your efforts in ensuring that we are well-prepared for the challenges ahead ” The Speaker added
Prince Egbedun emphasized that as Public Servants, they are entrusted with the responsibility of serving thier constituents and upholding the values of transparency, accountability, and integrity.
Earlier, in separate remarks, chairman, Osun State House of Assembly Service Commission Board, Mr. Israel Oyekunle, chairman, House Committee on Human Resources, Mr. Taofeek Olayiwola and chairman Civil Service Commission, Alhaji Muktar Oluwadamilare urged civil servants to build their intellectual capacity, maintain discipline, show loyalty, and demonstrate impartial commitment to Service.
They called for synergy between former and present legislators with a view to achieving the desired legislative service delivery.
Two participants, deputy clerk, Information and Public Relations, Mr. Laide Lawal and deputy clerk, Legislative Matters, Mr. Raheem Sanusi said the training would go a long way in improving the productivity of civil servants.
