The Rule of Law and Anti-Corruption (RoLAC) program, in collaboration with the Adamawa State Ministry of Health and Ministry of Justice, recently organized a program to develop modalities for implementing state service delivery transparency initiatives.
According to Dr. Adah, the program aimed to remind the two ministries of their crucial role in ensuring the smooth running of justice and good governance in the state. Dr. Adah emphasized that delays in dispensing justice can negatively impact the productivity of courts and the people who rely on them ¹.
Barrister Hafsat Abdullahi, the State Coordinator of RoLAC, highlighted that the program aimed to design modalities for the state service initiative, which the Adamawa State government recently adopted. The initiative seeks to improve transparency and accountability in the civil service across the state. Seven pilot ministries have been identified to participate in this initiative, based on the nature of services they provide ¹.
This development is a significant step towards promoting transparency and accountability in Adamawa State. We will continue to provide updates on this initiative and its impact on the state’s governance.
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