State govt to implement 'no certificate, no promotion' rule
The certificate verification is a follow up to the recently concluded biometric verification by the State Personnel committee.
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The State Head of Service (HOS), Hajia Zara Omar, who disclosed this in Ilorin, the Kwara State capital, said that the certificate verification is a follow up to the recently concluded biometric verification by the State Personnel Database Development committee.
She said the rule was applied for the 2016 promotion examinations in the state.
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Hajia Omar also recalled that Kwara State Governor, Alhaji Abdulfatah Ahmed, had earlier announced that the staff verification will be followed by certificate authentication.
She stressed that the one-month deadline is sufficient for all affected personnel to contact their academic institutions, whether located within or outside the country, to secure their credentials.
The HoS warned that statement of results and similar documents will not be accepted as only duly authenticated certificates from academic institutions will be accepted under the exercise.
She therefore urged all the workers to immediately start the process of acquiring and providing their original certificates.
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