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In a determined drive to revamp Nigeria’s public sector, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has ordered a full personnel audit and skills gap study throughout the Federal Civil Service. The directive was given on Thursday, the first day of the 2025 International Civil Service Week in Abuja.
The initiative’s goal is to increase capacity, improve efficiency, and position the civil service to better deliver public goods and support national growth.
“We can only guarantee a high-performance culture by placing the right people in the right positions,” Tinubu, the president, said. “To that end, I have authorised a full Personnel Audit and Skills Gap Analysis across the Federal Civil Service to build capacity.”
The president underlined the importance of the civil service in effective government, referring to it as “the engine room” of the country’s administrative and development endeavors.
“Our civil servants are the quiet architects of stability, innovation, and public trust,” he told reporters.
The audit is part of a larger plan to align Nigeria’s civil service with international best practices and facilitate the transition to digital governance. Tinubu reiterated his administration’s commitment to evidence-based policy, emphasizing the need of reliable and secure data.
Data is the new oil. “Unlike oil, it gains value when refined and responsibly shared,” he noted.
To increase openness and data protection, the president mandated that all Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs) disclose verified data in accordance with the Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023.
President Tinubu also applauded the continuing reforms under the Federal Civil Service Strategy and Implementation Plan 2021-2025, commending Dr. Didi Walson-Jack, the Civil Service’s Head, for her leadership in promoting innovation and digital transformation.
“Launching Service-Wise GPT and other innovations reflects exceptional leadership,” the CEO said.
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Dr. Walson-Jack stated in her remarks that the event was completely self-funded through strategic collaborations and innovative preparation. She emphasized the significance of a world-class civil service in realizing Nigeria’s African leadership ambitions.
“If Nigeria must lead Africa, our civil service must lead first,” she advised.
The reforms are a crucial step toward creating a contemporary, agile, and results-oriented public sector capable of satisfying citizens’ needs in the digital age.
