The Kano State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption Commission(PCACC), has urged its newly recruited staff to redouble their commitments towards effective service delivery.
Chairman of the Commission, Muhuyi Magaj Rimingado, made the call yesterday while presenting certificates to the 120 personnel of the commission who were trained by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
Rimingado charged the trained personnel to reciprocate the gesture by exhibiting hardwork while discharging their duties, noting that government had invested heavily in them, hence the need to reward the gesture with diligent service delivery.
He reiterated the commission’s commitment towards improving staff welfare, saying that “We will do everything possible to provide you with enabling working environment and good welfare.
“You should consider this training as challenge because as government invested in you, it will expect hardwork on your part. Government is always ready to boost your morale provided you will deliver.”
On his part, the Secretary to the State Government, Alhaji Usman Alhaji, reiterated government commitments toward providing conducive working environment and good welfare package for its workers in the state.
Alhaji said Kano state government was impressed with the activities of the commission, urging its chairman and other staff to maintain the tempo.
Also speaking the Commissioner of the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC)in Kano, Alhaji Zayyanu Almu Danmusa canvassed for inter-agencies relationship, saying with cordial relationship among the anti-corruption agencies a lot could be achieved in the crusade against corruption.
