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2023: Lagos prepares 1,200 for retirement in Jan/July

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“The Lagos state government provided an enabling environment for us to study more and grow on the job”

Lagos state government has commenced Automation of Business Processes, Inspection of PFAs and ASPs and the new LAG-ID Card to ease the burden of the senior citizens.

“I appreciate all our stakeholders, especially the service providers, the PFAs and ASPs, you are part of the success story of the Lagos state CPS,” he added.

Commenting, an intending retiree, Mr Olanrewaju Wusu, thanked God for the grace to witness a successful service year, noting that there is a season for everything in life.

Wusu recounted that working with the Lagos state public service had been a wonderful experience.

He expressed appreciation to the state government for employing him at a youthful age as a cleaner and creating the opportunity for him to climb the ladder to retire as a director.

“The Lagos state government provided an enabling environment for us to study more and grow on the job.

“It is by God’s grace that we were able to join the state’s public service and to still be alive to exit it in a few month.

“Some of the colleagues we joined together are either not alive today or not in good health, so we thank God and pray that God heals those that are sick,” he said.

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