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SEC SERVICOM

 

 

 

 

WHAT IS SERVICOM

SERVICOM is an acronym for “Service Compact with all Nigerians”.
The compact’s core provision says that Government has entered into a service compact with all Nigerians to dedicate itself to providing the basic services to which citizens are entitled, timely, fairly, honestly, effectively and transparently.
The essence of SERVICOM is that “the citizens have the right to be served right.
SERVICOM is :
• Effective and efficient service delivery
• Delivery of service to customers timely, fairly, honestly, effectively and transparently.
• Driven by Government’s commitment’s to delivery service.
• Citizen’s expectations of service delivery.

 

GENESIS OF SERVICOM
Government in its pursuance of the reform agenda observed that Nigerians have for too long been feeling short-changed by the quality of public service rendered. Public offices have for too long displayed the combined evils of inefficiency and corruption, which are impediments to effective implementation of Government policies.

Nigerians deserve the best. Hence, Government will ensure that they get what is best.

 

CREATION OF SERVICOM IN THE COMMISSION
The Federal Executive council at its meeting in February 23 , 2005 approved that all Ministries, Parastatals and Agencies must set up SERVICOM Units in their Organizations.
The Commission has complied with the vital elements of SERVICOM. However, necessary plans are being put in place for the launching of SEC SERVICOM UNIT.

 

SERVICOM PRINCIPLE
Affirmation of commitment to the service of the Nigerian Nation.
Conviction that Nigeria can only realize its full potential if citizens receives prompt and efficient services from the state.
Consideration for the needs and rights of all Nigerians to enjoy social and economic advancement.
Dedication to deliver services to which citizens are entitled, timely, fairly, effectively and transparently.

 

SEC SERVICOM COMPLAINT PROCEDURE

Departmental Resolution: The first step is to lay your complaint with the Divisional Head, or the Head of Department in which you were aggrieved. Be sure to take the name of the officer involve. Some complaints can be sorted out on the spot, but if this is not possible your complaint will be acknowledged. All our departments have the aim to resolve the problem at stage 1.

2. If you are still dissatisfied, complain to the Customer relations/Complaint Officer in SEC Servicom Unit.

3. If your complaint has not been remedied within the stipulated time frame, you may wish to take your complaint further to be looked into at a higher level. If so, please ask to see the SEC NODAL Officer and make the same requests as you did to the Customer relations/Complaint officer. Make your complaint. This is best done formally by completing a complaint form (where applicable).

4. if the matter continues to be unresolved and you have not been furnished with the documents and information you requested. If you wish to pursue the matter further, please contact the Director Research & Planning, or the Director General's Office. You can do this by:

• Coming to the SEC Head OFFICE
• Making a Telephone call -- When you call please ask to speak to the DIRECTOR IN CHARGE OF COMPLAINTS
• Sending an E-mail to SEC SERVICOM, this email should have —
- The words COMPLAINT as the subject of your email and also be written at the top of your letter.
- Your full NAME
- Name of the Department or zonal office at which you were aggrieved
- Name of the division where the fault occurred
- Name of the Officer at fault
- Reference number given to you by the NODAL Officer (if applicable)
- Your Contact telephone number or E-mail Address
- A summary of what you think went wrong.

Learn more at <<www.servenigeria.com>>

 

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