By Dayo Johnson

Akure— ONDO State governor, Dr Olusegun Mimiko, yesterday, attributed the achievements recorded by his administration in the last eight years to the cooperation, dedication and capability of the state’s civil servants.

He said this during the inauguration of the Public Service Training Institute, PSTI, in Ilara-Mokin.

Mimiko described the state public servants as the heroes of his administration.

“Today, I proudly admit that the feats recorded by this administration in all facets;  health, education, urban renewal, infrastructural transformation and others would not have been possible but for the dedication and capability of our public servants,” he said.

Mimiko

“They are indeed part of the heroes of this administration. May the good Lord reward our Public Servants abundantly.

Mimiko said the PSTI was not an accident of project execution but was borne out of the desire of his administration to improve the quality service delivery.

“It came as an offshoot of the philosophy of this administration.

“When we set out to retool the Public Service of Ondo State to enable it  meet its crucial mandate of prompt and quality service delivery, it was clear that prime consideration must, of necessity, be given to human resource development and capacity building, generally.

Mimiko said that the institute was designed to provide quality training programmes that will enhance the capacity of the public service of the state to deliver.