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LGEA IKORODU APPLAUDS STAFF, GIVES LETTER OF PERFORMANCE TO STAFF OF SCHOOLS AND LGEA. | Shakiru Seidu. "Be proactive and give total dedication to duties", Hon Taiwo Oduloye appeals to Staff.

The Education Secretary of Local Government Education Authority, lkorodu, Hon Austen Taiwo Oduloye, was on Friday, March 29, 2019, distributed letters of performance to Staff of various Schools in Ikorodu Division, in celebration of 'Letter Day' in Lagos State. Letters Day, a day set aside by the Lagos State government as a latest and modern way of evaluating the Staff performances.

On this memorable day, two different letters were given for performances by the staff. The first is a green letter which symbolizes excellent performance, while the other which was a red letter is for a lower or below average performance. This serves as a wake-up call to all staff to improve on their present performance and show more dedication.

During the presentation at the LGEA Hall, which had in attendance all members of staff, the Education Secretary enjoined all to be up and doing and show dedication to work. He said punctuality and regularity at work is essential for quality service delivery.

This celebration was said to be observed yearly by all LGEAs, Ministries, Parastatals, MDAs, Boards, etc in Lagos State. Lagos State government also promised to reward hard work and better performances

Among those at the event are Mr Olumide Fasakin (HOS, HRM&A), Mrs Akintola W.B (HOS, Special duties), Mr Olofintila (HOS,PR&S), Mrs Fausat Odunsi (HOS,School Support Service), Mrs Omoge A. A (HOS, Social Mobilisation) Mrs Ajiga A.O (HOS, Finance & Supplies) and Mrs Sodeinde Omotoke.

SHAKIRU SEIDU
Publisher, MegaXpression Community Magazine







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    This write-up is superb. Kudos to amiable Education Secretary, all the hardworking HOSs and all dedicated staff of IKORODU LGEA. I also salute Lagos State Government for always being there for its employees

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