Former President Jerry John Rawlings has asked public servants to make the effort to deliver quality service regardless of the level of support given to them by the government.
“The absence of adequate government support for the civil service should not be an excuse for mediocre performance,’’ President Rawlings said.
At a colloquium to mark this year’s African Public Service Day, he said public servants must make the effort to deliver quality service regardless of the level of support given to them by the government.
“You must observe the culture of personal and ethical values at all times and strive to maintain a high professional standard,” he urged.
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The event was organised by the Civil and Local Government Staff Association (CLOSSAG), in partnership with the Public Services Commission.
It was on the theme: “Entrenching a citizen-centered service delivery culture: partnering the youth for Africa’s transformation.”
This year’s event
