The Chairman of the Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC), Mr Christopher Maikalangu, has stressed the need for enhanced service delivery and accountability among council staff.
By Philomina Attah
The Chairman of the Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC), Mr Christopher Maikalangu, has stressed the need for enhanced service delivery and accountability among council staff.
Maikalangu said this during a working visit by the Administrative Secretary of the Area Services Commission to the area council on Tuesday in Abuja.
He expressed concerns over the alleged leakage of sensitive information and urged staff to adhere to directives from their superiors.
The chairman warned that any staff found guilty of misconduct would face consequences, including possible redeployment or dismissal.
Maikalangu emphasised the importance of transparency and accountability in the council’s operations.
He appreciated the hard work and commitment of council staff, and commended their “excellent provision of rural infrastructure and services to communities”.
The chairman urged the staff to continue working diligently to deliver on the council’s mandate, highlighting the need to empower communities through social activities, healthcare services and economic empowerment programs.
Maikalangu reiterated his commitment to ensuring the council delivered value to the people it served and urged staff to maintain the highest standards of integrity and accountability.
Also, Mr Hassan Haruna, the Chairman of Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE), AMAC, commended Maikalangu for his exceptional leadership and commitment to staff welfare.
Haruna also commended the chairman for paying hazard allowances to relevant staff and addressing their concerns promptly.
The chairman urged Maikalangu to continue supporting, prioritising the welfare of staff and ensuring their rights were protected. (NAN) (www.nannews.ng)