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With immediate effect, the Federal Ministry of Health has mandated that directors who have served in the directorate cadre for at least eight years be removed from their positions.
A memo seen by our correspondent in Abuja on Tuesday morning states that among the directors impacted are those from the ministry, federal hospitals, and agencies.
According to reports on Monday, the Federal Government issued a fresh deadline through the Office of the Head of Civil Service of the Federation, directing all Ministries, Departments, and Agencies to implement the eight-year term restriction for directors and permanent secretaries.
According to the memo announcing the order’s enforcement at the FMOH, which was signed by Tetshoma Dafeta, the Director in charge of the Federal Ministry of Health’s Office of the Permanent Secretary, it states: “In accordance with the Federal Public Service’s Eight (8)-Year Tenure Policy, which requires directors to retire after eight years in that rank, as stated in the Revised Public Service Rules 2021 (PSR 020909) copy attached, I am directed to remind you to take the necessary steps to ensure that all affected officers who have served eight years as Directors, effective December 31, 2025, are disengaged from Service immediately.”
Therefore, in accordance with this circular, all heads of agencies and parastatals are required to make sure that the impacted employees turn over all official documents and possessions immediately, that the IPPIS Unit halts their salaries, and that the officers return to the Treasury all emoluments paid after the date of their effective disengagement.
The Office of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation just released a circular on February 10, 2026, with reference number HSCF/3065/Vol.I/225, which reiterates this. Please find attached a copy for your reference.
“You must also send the nominal roll of each directorate officer (CONMESS 07/CONHESS 15/CONRAISS 15).” For your institution, submit to Agudosi.obinna@health.gov.ng and DHRM@health.gov.ng. Please take notice that a monitoring exercise will be carried out by representatives of the Ministry and the Office of the Head of the Federation’s Civil Service to guarantee compliance.
“Strict penalties will be applied for noncompliance with paragraph 2 above.”
Remember that Folasade Yemi-Esan, the previous head of the Federation’s civil service, declared in July 2023 that the updated Public Service Rules will go into effect.
Speaking during 2023 Civil Service Week, Yemi-Esan said the updated PSR went into effect on July 27, 2023, during a lecture at the State House in Abuja.
The new regulations were announced in a circular sent by the Head of Service to Permanent Secretaries, the Federation’s Accountant-General, the Federation’s Auditor-General, and the heads of extra-ministerial departments.
“The revised Public Service Rules (PSR) have become operational with effect from July 27, 2023, subsequent to the Federal Executive Council’s (FEC) September 27, 2021, approval of the PSR, and its subsequent unveiling during the public service lecture in commemoration of the 2023 Civil Service Week,” the circular stated.
Permanent secretaries have a four-year term restriction, with the possibility of renewal contingent only upon satisfactory performance, as stated in Section 020909 of the amended PSR.
The regulations also state that after eight years in such role, a director (GL 17) or their equivalent must voluntarily resign.
