The Bureau of Public Service Reforms (BPSR) has awarded the Corporate Affairs Commission a Gold Level Award for Exceeding Expectations.

The Director General of BPSR, Mr. Dasuki Arabi, presented the award to the Registrar-General/CEO, CAC Hussaini Ishaq Magaji, SAN, today in his office.

He revealed that the award was the outcome of a compliance report following Federal Government directives mandating the Bureau BPSR to facilitate the deployment of the self-assessment tool (SAT) across all Federal Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs) and to submit quarterly status reports to the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation.

Mr. Dasuki Arabi therefore congratulated the CAC for the achievement and used the forum to congratulate the RG for what he described as a well-deserved appointment in view of his dedication and hard work.

Responding, the Registrar-General/CEO, CAC Hussaini Ishaq Magaji, SAN, thanked the BPSR for finding the Commission worthy of the award.

Hussaini Magaji therefore assured that the commission was poised to score above 90% by the next assessment period.

He further stated that the Commission has introduced artificial intelligence to fast-track applications where results come out within an hour.

On the recommendations from the BPRS report that charged the Commission to develop health and safety policies for staff, the RG informed the BPSR DG that it has since introduced monthly workouts and fitness exercises for staff.

He further revealed that plans were underway to standardise the Commission’s health facilities in collaboration with the federal ministry of health.

The high point of the occasion was the presentation of the report on the self-assessment tool (SAT) report and a gold-level award tagged ‘Organisational Self-Assessment Tool Award’.

The event was attended by other management staff of BPSR, CAC Director, Special Duties, Head Public Affairs, SA to Registrar General, Head, BPRS, and other staff.

Aliyu Umar A, FNIPR, FIIM
Head, Strategic Communication(BPSR)
21st/8/2024

The Bureau of Public Service Reforms (BPSR) has awarded the Corporate Affairs Commission a Gold Level Award for Exceeding Expectations.

The Director General of BPSR, Mr. Dasuki Arabi, presented the award to the Registrar-General/CEO, CAC Hussaini Ishaq Magaji, SAN, today in his office.

He revealed that the award was the outcome of a compliance report following Federal Government directives mandating the Bureau BPSR to facilitate the deployment of the self-assessment tool (SAT) across all Federal Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs) and to submit quarterly status reports to the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation.

Mr. Dasuki Arabi therefore congratulated the CAC for the achievement and used the forum to congratulate the RG for what he described as a well-deserved appointment in view of his dedication and hard work.

Responding, the Registrar-General/CEO, CAC Hussaini Ishaq Magaji, SAN, thanked the BPSR for finding the Commission worthy of the award.

Hussaini Magaji therefore assured that the commission was poised to score above 90% by the next assessment period.

He further stated that the Commission has introduced artificial intelligence to fast-track applications where results come out within an hour.

On the recommendations from the BPRS report that charged the Commission to develop health and safety policies for staff, the RG informed the BPSR DG that it has since introduced monthly workouts and fitness exercises for staff.

He further revealed that plans were underway to standardise the Commission’s health facilities in collaboration with the federal ministry of health.

The high point of the occasion was the presentation of the report on the self-assessment tool (SAT) report and a gold-level award tagged ‘Organisational Self-Assessment Tool Award’.

The event was attended by other management staff of BPSR, CAC Director, Special Duties, Head Public Affairs, SA to Registrar General, Head, BPRS, and other staff.

Aliyu Umar A, FNIPR, FIIM
Head, Strategic Communication(BPSR)

BPSR DG passionate about ICT, e-governance - The intermac consulting

The intermac consulting, a digital financial services provider through financing in Nigeria has described the Director General of Bureau of Public Service Reforms (BPSR), Dasuki Arabi, as a leader who is very passionate about Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and e-governance.

The Director General of the firm, who was represented by Mercy Okon, stated this when he paid a courtesy visit to the BPSR DG at the bureau's headquarters in Abuja.

She said due to the DG’s passion about the sector, there is no occasion he attends without talking about ICT innovation in running government offices.

Mrs Okon appreciated them for their visit and promised work passionately with them towards achieving the implementation of e-governance.

Similarly, Dr Niran Oyekole who spoke on behalf of the delegations commended the BPSR for the hospitality, saying they came for familiarisation and to share ideas and thoughts for improved service delivery in terms ICT innovation and digitization.

He added that COVID-19 pandemic has taught people the use of ICT in carrying out their duties effectively.

Dr Oyekole further said that as a consulting firm, they have done a lot of work in African continent on the role of e-governance and digitization and cited Rwanda as the country that has the highest implementation of their services.

He also proposed a study tour to the country to study how the were able to achieve that and wished the BPSR will take charge of the training.

He said the company has planned to take a representative from each government MDA for the study tour for them to see how ICT innovation has transformed Rwanda

Aliyu Umar A, FNIPR, FIIM
Head, Strategic Communication(BPSR)
17th July, 2024.