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FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by dre11(op): 8:42am On Nov 29, 2022
The Federal Government has approved the commencement of a 14-working-day paternity leave for federal civil servants.

The Head of the Civil Service of the Federation Dr. Folasade Yemi-Esan, said this on Monday in a circular with ref no: HCSF/SPSO/ODD/NCE/RR/650309/3, dated 25th November, 2022.

The circular titled, Computation of Leave Based on Working Days and Approval of Paternity Leave in the Public Service’, said that this was in line with the provisions of the Public Service Rules, 2021 Edition.

Government has also approved Paternity Leave for serving male officers whose spouse delivers a baby. The period of the leave shall be fourteen working days. The leave shall not be more than once in two years, and a for maximum of four children.

Where the family of a male officer adopts a child under four months old, the officer will similarly enjoy Paternity Leave for a period of fourteen working days,” Yemi-Esan said.

She said that request for such leave shall be accompanied by the Expected Date of Delivery’s report of the officer’s wife or evidence of approval of the adoption of the child by the relevant government bodies.

She also said that the effective date of the circular was 25th November, 2022.

The PUNCH reports that the Federal Executive Council in September this year approved a 14-day paternity leave for men in the federal civil service, to make men properly bond with their newborn baby or adopted one.

She said the bonding was important to help the newly-born or adopted baby properly bond with the father in the early period.

“We’ve also gotten approval to include paternity leave. This is something that is new. And this is something that the unions in the service asked that we include, and luckily, we’ve been able to include it.

“We’ve also been able to ensure that leave now is calculated based on working days, not on calendar days, that also has been approved. We also have introduced the transition from paper service to a digital service. So these are some of the new things that are in the new PSR that has just been approved by the federal executive council,” she said.
https://punchng.com/fg-begins-14-day-paternity-leave-for-civil-servants/

Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by Candidlady:
angry

Paternity leave for 14days

Never ever leave your girl child with any man
Blood relative or whatever as far na man.. stay close to your daughter..
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by Houseofglam7(f):
Well deserved!!!!!

It’s about damn time!!!!
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by Amuluonyenaego: 9:45am On Nov 29, 2022
Good move, the marginalization is much on men. I pray it comes to stay.
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by Honourable1901(m): 9:46am On Nov 29, 2022
Long overdue
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by temitope27(m): 9:46am On Nov 29, 2022
That's very good
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by Gohitods: 9:46am On Nov 29, 2022
Nice one
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by SmilingImabong: 9:46am On Nov 29, 2022
grin
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by Charisco(m): 9:46am On Nov 29, 2022
In all and all don't forget to vote wisely next year mbok, very important.

God bless Federal Republic of Nigeria
Amen
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by NewFolm4(m): 9:46am On Nov 29, 2022
Okay
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by Toduntee: 9:47am On Nov 29, 2022
Great news
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by Ustec: 9:47am On Nov 29, 2022
Our men are really trying jare,
It's not to carry a baby since birthday wink
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by inforesource: 9:47am On Nov 29, 2022
Hmm, can I say what is good for the goose is good for the gander?
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by smiliyB(f): 9:47am On Nov 29, 2022
That's good, I like the idea and that maximum of 4 kids is good before some people will go n born 100 cheesy cheesy
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by butpro(m): 9:48am On Nov 29, 2022
Now, I'm "acquiring" second wife
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by edoncast(m): 9:48am On Nov 29, 2022
If you want to enjoy this leave ,just marry 6 wives and calculate their ovulation period very well.

Then,impregnate them January, FEBRUARY, march,APRIL ,may and June respectively .Just do the timing very well.Do this every year and you will find out ,you are the real and legitinate ghost worker in FG payroll.
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by olusegzy01(m): 9:48am On Nov 29, 2022
Nice one …. Na every two two years I go dey give my wife belle be that lmao
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by Thanos5555: 9:48am On Nov 29, 2022
embarassed
Congrats

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Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by tishbite41(m): 9:48am On Nov 29, 2022
grin grin grin grin
After all, we dey work
To release no easy
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by Wawelexy(m): 9:48am On Nov 29, 2022
Na human being we be too... Good one
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by clems88(m): 9:49am On Nov 29, 2022
Only 14 days angry useless goverment
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by BluntCrazeMan: 9:49am On Nov 29, 2022
Ok naa
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by sirnewton20:
Congratulations to the beneficiaries. May every husband have strength to impregnate their wives yearly. In as much as you Say Amen to this prayer, remember the cost of creche, diapers and SMAgold. I come in peace
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by jnrbayano(m): 9:49am On Nov 29, 2022
Distractor FG

APC government have failed already. Nothing can salvage that again

If una like share 10million to every citizen it won't still change

Vote out APC
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by TimeArena1(f): 9:49am On Nov 29, 2022
Congratulations, guys!

Nonetheless, this shouldn't be an avenue to be impregnating your wives every year o cheesy
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by smiliyB(f): 9:49am On Nov 29, 2022
olusegzy01:
Nice one …. Na every two two years I go dey give my wife belle be that lmao
Maximum of 4 kids sha undecided
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by SirZeek(m): 9:49am On Nov 29, 2022
Does this consider illegitimate spouses and polygamous marriages?
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by Gryffindor: 9:50am On Nov 29, 2022
Hmmm
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by FRANOS2022: 9:50am On Nov 29, 2022
Lagos always lead, happening already in Lagos Civil Service as approved then by Governor Fashola regime
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by muykem: 9:50am On Nov 29, 2022
Charisco:
In all and all don't forget to vote wisely next year mbok, very important.

God bless Federal Republic of Nigeria
Amen
I hope this will be your prayer going forward whatever the result of election.
Re: FG Begins 14-day Paternity Leave For Civil Servants by Godfullsam(m): 9:51am On Nov 29, 2022
This is wonderful but needless.

What am even saying sef undecided
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