SpatialKing:
Their government their business

If they like they should relocate Aso Rock to Lagos state

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has commenced plans to comprehensively “decongest” its head office in Abuja, the nation’s capital.

This initiative, contained in a circular dated January 12, 2023, from the director of the human resources department to all staff is designed to align with building safety standards and enhance office space efficiency.

The circular noted that the decision was prompted by safety concerns, increased health and accident risks, and the need to comply with building regulations, following repeated warnings from the facility manager and recommendations from the committee on decongestion of the CBN head office building.

With the current occupancy level exceeding the optimal capacity, the CBN plans to relocate 1,533 staff to other facilities within Abuja, Lagos, and understaffed branches. The move addresses critical challenges such as safety concerns, reduced efficiency, and potential compromise to the building’s structural integrity.

The decongestion is expected to improve operational and workflow efficiency through strategic alignment, skill distribution, embracing geographical mobility, and process optimization. Strategic alignment involves redistributing departments and staff based on the functions and objectives of the bank. This includes optimizing collaboration by placing certain departments in proximity to financial institutions’ head offices, predominantly located in Lagos.

kettykin:
Very rubbish policy, yet same people will blame Emefiele for naira redesign

naija4life247:


You can go and meet Emefielelele wherever he is. We will run the government the way we like

naija4life247:


You can go and meet Emefielelele wherever he is. We will run the government the way we like

Chinjo2:
I doubt this news

Newsville007:
I posted on this yesterday but my post was removed. Well… here you go!

https://dailynigerian.com/disquiet-cbn-plan-relocate-key/

Disquiet in CBN over plan to relocate key departments to Lagos, render Abuja headquarters ‘useless’