Nigeria / Edo - Governor, Godwin Obaseki’s far-reaching revamp of the civil service and drive to reposition the state for optimal service delivery has thrown up vacancies in the state's civil service.
The vacancies, according to a release by the Chairman, Edo State Civil Service Commission, Princess Ekiuwa Inneh, are
for engineers, surveyors, firemen, architects, veterinarians, forest officers, town planners, among others.
The recruitment is an affirmation of a number of policy pronouncements made by the governor in recent times, particularly the setting up of ambulance service to facilitate the work of first responders in emergencies; setting up structure for management of the state’s forest assets; establishment of livestock farms and reviving the state’s real estate and agricultural sectors.
It was gathered that the state government was keen on ensuring that professionals man the key offices that would be interfacing with the private sector, which is increasingly expanding since the governor’s unrelenting expression of commitment to industrialising the state.
Not less than 42 vacancies in various disciplines are open and applicants are to apply through the state civil service commission.
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