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Home | Delta Civil Service Retires Over 200 Civil Servants for Age Falsification

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Delta Civil Service Retires Over 200 Civil Servants for Age Falsification

Juliet Amaka
Juliet Amaka
Published: July 8, 2025
Last updated: July 8, 2025
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The Delta State Government has compulsorily retired over 200 civil servants over age falsification in a bid to extend their years in service.

The State Civil Service Commission disclosed this during a media interaction at the commission’s office in Asaba, where the ongoing staff verification and screening exercise is being conducted as part of the State’s ongoing civil service reforms.

Chairman of the Delta State Civil Service Commission, Chief Roseline Amioku, noted that the exercise uncovered widespread irregularities, including age falsification and questionable credentials among civil servants, many of whom were already due for retirement.

“We embarked on the screening exercise because the governor believes that there are many individuals in the service who should have retired but are still working. A man who was supposed to have retired in 2022 is still in service. We asked him to proceed with retirement.

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“Also, many whistleblowers alerted us, and upon checking the files, we found some officers who should have retired five years ago,” she said.

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She emphasised that the exercise was not intended to witch-hunt workers but to restore credibility and efficiency in the civil service

“This is part of the reforms aimed at ensuring productivity and effective service delivery,” she added.

Responding to criticisms that the exercise was a ploy to reduce the state’s wage bill, Amioku dismissed the claims, stating that the government was merely enforcing the law and upholding standard public service practices.

“The state government is only doing the right thing. Contrary to public speculations, no one is being forced to retire. Those affected were found to have manipulated their records to stay longer than allowed,” she stressed.

The chairman indicated that the verification exercise will be conducted in phases across various ministries, departments, and agencies in the state.

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