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The governor, in a statement on Monday evening by his chief press secretary, Fred Itua, said the decision was part of moves aimed at enhancing transparency and efficiency in the public service sector, and part of ongoing reforms designed to streamline government operations, ensure efficiency, and improve the overall performance of all public sector institutions within the state.
Governor Okpebholo assured Edo citizens, members of the public, and staff of the Commission that the dissolution would not affect the ongoing official affairs.
He reaffirmed his commitment to engaging with all stakeholders to develop a robust plan for restructuring the Local Government Service Commission for enhanced effectiveness and efficiency.
According to the statement, “This move became necessary in order to revitalise our Local Government Service Commission and reposition it for more efficient service delivery. By this decision, we aim to eliminate inefficiency and build a more accountable and effective local service structure.
“Edo State Government remains committed to transparent, efficient, and effective public service delivery with the intent of bringing the dividends of democracy to the people of the state.
“Updates regarding this decision and upcoming changes in the Local Government Service Commission will be communicated in due course.”
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