NPF DESERVES THE BEST APPLAUSE – DR. NASIR SANI
By: People’s Voice Nigeria | News
The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Police Affairs, Dr. Nasir Sani-Gwarzo, has pointed out that the Nigeria Police Force deserves the best applause in the country when given the right environment, and for the fact that they put their lives, welfare, and livelihood at stake to protect the citizens, the National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP, can report.
He made this known during the stakeholders/Ministry SERVICOM Committee meeting on the Ministry’s Service Chapter review held at the Headquarters of the Ministry in Abuja.
The Permanent Secretary urges the director of Reform Coordination and Service Improvement of the Ministry to develop the Ministry Service Chapter, which will change the horizons for the Ministry and the entire police ecosystem.
Seated (L-R): Head of Operation SERVICOM National Office, Mrs. Ngozi Akinbodewa; Commissioner of Police, Robert Clement; Permanent Secretary, Dr. Nasir Sani-Gwarzo; Director (General Services), Mrs. Ibilola Edemany; Director (Reform Coordination and Service Improvement), Mrs. Maryam Dalhatu Abdulmalik; Director Finance & Accounts, Mrs. Bakre Juliana Modupe; and other Directors and Ministerial Committee members during the stakeholders/Ministry SERVICOM Committee meeting on the Ministry’s Service Chapter review held at the Headquarters of the Ministry in Abuja.
In his words, “Believe me, the Nigeria Police deserves the best applause in the whole country, given the right environment. They put their lives and welfare at stake, yet they have not been acknowledged. I feel sorry and sad, but we will change the situation, and people will know that the Nigeria Police Force is an asset and our existence in the whole country”.
Dr. Nasir charged the Ministerial SERVICOM Committee to quickly articulate the Service Chapter and go for the best for the entire police ecosystem, and he urged them to go for the best to enable citizens to see the police as their friends and pathfinders for helping to create a safe environment in the country.
According to him, “By the time we roll out our activities, I believe with minimum efforts we can make the Nigeria Police Force the best institution in Nigeria. Looking at what I have seen in this Ministry as an expert and application of the epidemiology principles, we have internally decided what to make to change the Nigeria Police Force; they deserve the best”.
Seated (L-R): Head of Operation SERVICOM National Office, Mrs. Ngozi Akinbodewa; Commissioner of Police, Robert Clement; Permanent Secretary, Dr. Nasir Sani-Gwarzo; Director (General Services), Mrs. Ibilola Edemany; Director (Reform Coordination and Service Improvement), Mrs. Maryam Dalhatu Abdulmalik; Director Finance & Accounts, Mrs. Bakre Juliana Modupe; and other Directors and Ministerial Committee members during the stakeholders/Ministry SERVICOM Committee meeting on the Ministry’s Service Chapter review held at the Headquarters of the Ministry in Abuja.
He reiterated that SERVICOM is a service improvement and hallmark of the Head of Service of the Federation, which aligned with Mr. President Renewed Hope Agenda and the need to actualize it for the benefit of Nigerians, noting that NPF has not been well represented despite having a tap on each community in the country.
Earlier, the Head of Operation SERVICOM National Office, Mrs. Ngozi Akinbodewa, said that the adoption of the Service Delivery Initiative (SERVICOM) has the responsibility to provide quality service to external and internal customers, which has become an essential issue for government agencies.
According to her, “A Service Charter is a written statement of the commitment of an Organization to provide its customers with quality service. It informs the public about the available services, how they can be accessed, and sets out the standards of service customers can expect”.
Mrs. Akinbodewa noted that service standards provide a practical way of managing performance and help to shape the expectations users of the service of the Nigerian MDA have of the Government of Nigeria, adding that full and accurate information should be readily available in plain language about how services are provided, what they cost, and how well they perform.
