The Public Service Rules provides in Nos. 030422-030425 the following guidance for Civil Servants seeking to participate in political activities or other forms of paid engagement:
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No Officer shall without express permission of the Government whether on duty or leave of absence:
Hold any office, paid or unpaid, permanent or temporary in any political organisation:
Offer himself/herself or nominate anyone else as a candidate for any elective public office including membership of a Local Government Council, State or National Assembly.
Indicate publicly his support of or opposition to any party, candidate, or policy:
Engage in canvassing in support of political candidates Nothing in this rule shall be deemed to prevent an officer from voting at an election.
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Public Officers are not prohibited from holding shares in both public and private companies operating in Nigeria or abroad except that they must not be Directors in private companies, and may only be Directors in public companies if nominated by Government
A Public Officer, whenever required to do so by his/her Permanent Secretary/Head of Extra-Ministerial Office. shall disclose within three working days. in confidence, full information about any investments held by him/her or his/her immediate family whether held in their own names or other persons or otherwise.
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In accordance with the provisions of the Regulated and other Professions Private Practice Prohibition Act (Cap. 390) Part II, No Officer shall engage in private practice. However, exemptions shall be granted to private Medical Practitioners and Law Lecturers in the Universities. This rule does not preclude Civil Servants from engaging in farming or agro business.
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Resignation is necessary before seeking elective public office. Howbeit any officer wishing to engage in partisan political activities or seek elective Public Office shall resign his/her appointment forthwith.
People must understand that the arrangement of names is standard across the globe. When you’re asked to mention or write your name, call/write your first name first before any other names and the name that comes last is presumed to be your last name/surname. For example, if you’re James and your surname is John, in …
The Public Service Rules makes ample provision for the training and development of Civil Servants, with the aim of enhancing the officer’s performance, adding value to the Service and encouraging professionalism in the dispatch of their duties. For this purpose, officers may be allowed to undertake courses of study under the following broad types of Study Leave (PSR 100224):
The benefits of training to Employees includes the face that employees can learn something that will make their job easier or more enjoyable, increases the employees ‘stock value’ within the organization, promotes the Organizations name, among other benefits. Training is essential in the Federal Civil Service as it helps you become more efficient at performing your job.
CODE OF CONDUCT FOR CIVIL SERVANTS (PART ONE)
The Public Service Rules provides in Nos. 030422-030425 the following guidance for Civil Servants seeking to participate in political activities or other forms of paid engagement:
030422
No Officer shall without express permission of the Government whether on duty or leave of absence:
030423
030424
In accordance with the provisions of the Regulated and other Professions Private Practice Prohibition Act (Cap. 390) Part II, No Officer shall engage in private practice. However, exemptions shall be granted to private Medical Practitioners and Law Lecturers in the Universities. This rule does not preclude Civil Servants from engaging in farming or agro business.
030425
Resignation is necessary before seeking elective public office. Howbeit any officer wishing to engage in partisan political activities or seek elective Public Office shall resign his/her appointment forthwith.
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