The Enugu State Government has lifted an embargo on employment into the state Civil Service.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the state’s Commissioner for Information, Mr Chidi Aroh, disclosed this while briefing newsmen on the outcome of the State Executive Council meeting on Thursday in Enugu State.
Aroh said the State Civil Service Commission and the Head of Service had been directed to start the recruitment processes.
He said that the process would result in the recruitment of middle level and senior level cadre officers into the service.
The commissioner said that the move was aimed at strengthening the state workforce by bringing in sharp and fresh hands.
He said that the state government was not unmindful of the fact that the public service was the driving force for the implementation of government policies.
He said that the council also approved a total overhaul of the State Ministry of Health adding that overhaul would involve recruitment of consultants, nurses and others.
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Aroh said that the council also approved the award of contracts for infrastructural developments of Enugu State to the tune of N1.1billion.
He said that the projects would touch both urban and rural dwellers in the state.
Aroh mentioned some of the projects to include the construction of Amokwe Road Phase III in Udi Local Government Area (LGA) of the state.