By James Sani
Civil servants in Kogi State have been urged to demonstrate diligence, unity and mutual love in the discharge of their responsibilities to enhance productivity and contribute meaningfully to the growth and development of the state.
The Chief Imam of the Kogi State Secretariat Mosque, Alhaji Haruna Ibrahim, gave the charge during a special prayer held in Lokoja as part of activities marking the 2026 Civil Service Week.
Alhaji Ibrahim urged civil servants to be their brothers’ keepers by working together in unity and harmony, stressing that cooperation and adherence to the rules and regulations governing the civil service were essential to effective service delivery.
He congratulated civil servants across the state on the occasion and encouraged them to remain committed, disciplined and dedicated to their duties.
Also speaking, the Kogi State Head of Service, Hajiya Falilat Yusuf Musa, described the celebration as a reflection of the hard work, resilience and sacrifices of civil servants toward the progress and development of the state.
Her message, delivered by the Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Hon. Muizudeen Yunusa Abdullahi, SAN, expressed appreciation to the Kogi State Governor, Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo, for his continued commitment to the welfare of civil servants.
The Head of Service prayed for continued wisdom, divine protection and success for the governor as he leads the state toward greater development and progress.
The special prayer session culminated in prayers for sustained peace, unity and stability in Kogi State and Nigeria at large.
