MALUMEBE FEATURES DR. UCHEBO OBIAGELI ON ANAMBRA VALUE REFORMATION

The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Information and Value Reformation, Dr. Mrs Uchebo Obiageli, tasks public servants with leading the reform

The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Information and Value Reformation, Dr. Mrs Uchebo Obiageli, tasks public servants with leading the reform drive

Speaking on Malumebe on Wednesday, 4 November, Dr Uchebo identified civil servants as critical drivers of the proposed moral and social reorientation, noting that their conduct and commitment would significantly influence the success of the initiative.

In her interaction with the programme’s presenters, Chuka Nnabuife and Mitchell Onugbolu, the Permanent Secretary shared actionable insights on the role of Public Servants, expected standards, accountability, and ethical leadership in drive-level reforms highlighting the role of public servants in advancing the reform agenda, encouraging positive contributors within the public sector and addressing conduct capable of frustrating the state’s development aspirations.

She explained that value reformation within the civil service would translate into improved service delivery, greater institutional accountability and a more responsive public sector.
According to her, instilling positive values in the public service is essential to achieving the sustainable development objectives at the heart of Governor Soludo’s Solution Agenda.
She enjoined workers to get acquainted with the publuc service rules as a guide for good conduct.
She strongly advocated that Ndi Anambra, particularly public servants, should “TAKE A DRIP FOR VALUE REFORMATION,” with DRIP serving as an acronym for the following core values:
D – Discipline and Accountability
R – Respect and Responsiveness
I – Integrity and Honesty
P – Professionalism and Commitment
These values, she emphasised, should serve as guiding principles for promoting positive behavioural change, strengthening public service delivery and entrenching a culture of excellence in Anambra State.
She declared that the state’s value reformation initiative will recognise no sacred cows, stressing that public servants and other stakeholders must work together to achieve its objectives.

This is a period of moral suation, sensitization and education. When the law is ready, enforcement will commence. Let us join the train.
Ukpana okpoko gburu, nti chili ya!

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