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Share Cross River State Government has said that in a bid to stem indecent dressing and check truancy among workers in the state civil service, it would be introducing a dress code for Civil Servants across the state. Mrs Geraldine Akpet, Head of Service, Cross River State, who made this statement, lamented the indecency and indiscretion among workers in the state to official duties. But the civil servants are divided in their reactions to the policy A section of the workers have urged the state government to channel its energies toward addressing challenges in the system rather than introduce a new dress code for them. They who insisted that the state government had numerous more important challenges than their dresses and asked that the state should challenge its energy towards finding solutions so those numerous challenges confronting it. ....
Vanguard News Translate Workers react to Cross River Govt’s plan to introduce new dress code On Kindly Share This Story: Civil Servants in Cross River have urged the state government to channel its energies toward addressing challenges in the system rather than introduce new dress code for them. The workers were reacting to the statement made by the state Head of Service (HoS), Mrs Geralldine Akpet, that the state would soon introduce new dress code for civil servants in the state. In an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), a civil servant, Mr Mike Ogar, welcomed the move but added it was not workers’ need for now. ....
Civil Servants in Cross River have urged the state government to channel its energies toward addressing challenges in the system rather than introduce new dress code for them. ....