The Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria (CIPM) has held a specialised induction ceremony for 141 public service staff of the Lagos State Government.
This marks a significant milestone in the professionalisation of human resource management within the state’s civil service.
The enrolled officers were formally inducted into the Institute, with eight individuals inducted as Full Members (MCIPM) and 133 inducted as Associate Members (ACIPM) through the HR Practitioners route.
The ceremony, themed ‘Resilient People, Responsive Service: Charting the Future of HR in the Public Service,’ signified the evolving role of HR in driving transformation across government institutions.
Mallam Ahmed Ladan Gobir, the President and Chairman of the Governing Council of CIPM, delivered a keynote address welcoming the inductees to the 65th Induction Ceremony, conveying a message of purpose and pride.
He described the event as “a coronation of potential.” He reminded the new members that their CIPM lapel is not just symbolic, but a legal license to practise HR in Nigeria.
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