The Oyo state governor, Abiola Ajimobi, on Thursday urged civil servants in the state to lead organised and responsible lives by always applying due process to all they do.
The governor said this during a workshop on due process and public procurement for senior government official in Oyo state which took place at the University of Ibadan.
The workshop, though sponsored by the Oyo state government, was organised by Bureau of Public Procurement in conjunction with the Centre for Organisational and Professional Ethics to enlighten civil servants on the crucial nature of due process in all their official conduct.
Governor Ajimobi said that he remains committed to intense capacity building because he wants only structured information to drive his transformation agenda.
He added that the workshop was necessary because it is imperative that every procurement process be done meticulously in the shortest time possible thereby respecting the bureaucracies of civil service but adding speed and efficiency.
He said that for his transformation agenda to succeed, all rules of engagement must be observed by all involved.
The work dealt extensively on how paper work and conducts of government officials could be precise, innovative and effective through due process.
Governor Abiola Ajimobi said the aim of constant capacity building for Oyo state workers is to ensure that structured information flows through his government.
He added that the workshop is crucial because it affords the participants the opportunity to understand even more the significance of due process and the consequences of non-adherence.
