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Fake agencies: BPSR inaugurates task teams to drive reforms

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The Bureau of Public Service Reforms has inaugurated four Inter-Ministerial Task Teams to strengthen institutional reforms, governance and service delivery across Nigeria’s Federal Public Service. The Director-General of the Bureau, Dr Dasuki I. Arabi, disclosed this on Monday in Abuja at the inauguration of the task teams established to undertake the strategic assignments aimed at Read More: https://punchng.com/fake-agencies-bpsr-inaugurates-task-teams-to-drive-reforms/

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