Eko Hot Blog reports Mr. Bode Agoro, the Lagos State Head of Service, has encouraged public servants in the state to prioritize their physical, mental, and emotional well-being for enhanced productivity.
Speaking at the inaugural walk-for-fitness program organized for public servants, Agoro emphasized the importance of staying fit in the discharge of duties.
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He announced that this walk-for-fitness initiative would be a monthly occurrence, aiming to ensure that public servants maintain their fitness levels.
Agoro expressed appreciation for the large turnout, dedication, and selfless service of the public servants.
Dr. Tajudeen Afolabi, the Special Adviser to the Governor on Political, Legislative, and Civic Engagement, highlighted the exercise’s role in promoting fitness and helping public servants stay alert in their respective roles.
The fitness walk aligns with efforts to promote the well-being of public servants and underscores the importance of a healthy workforce in achieving optimal productivity.
One participant noted, “The walk-for-fitness program is a refreshing initiative, emphasizing the importance of our well-being. It’s encouraging to see the commitment of public servants towards maintaining a healthy lifestyle.”
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Lagos, a port city with a history rooted in island communities, continues to prioritize initiatives promoting the overall health and efficiency of its workforce.
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