ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITY AND THE IMO STATE CIVIL SERVICE

Authors

  • Edmund Amaechi EGBOH Department of Political Science, NnamdiAzikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State, Nigeria.
  • UGBAJA, Charles Ikechukwu Department of Political Science, NnamdiAzikiwe University,Awka, Anambra State, Nigeria.

Keywords:

Administrative Responsibility, Public Service Rules, Civil Service, Service Delivery, Rules and Regulations, Due Process.

Abstract

The Imo State Service has existed since the creation of the state in 1976, yet it does not enjoy a 
favourable image in the estimation of the people of the state due to the poor attitude to work 
exhibited by many civil servants.This work, therefore, focused on determining the level of 
Administrative Responsibility exhibited by civil servants in the Imo State Civil Service in the 
period 2011-2023. The Public Choice Theory was the framework of analysis for the study. The 
questionnaire and interviews were the major sources of data collection, while data generated 
were analyzed by descriptive statistics. The findings revealed that the level of Administrative 
Responsibility in the Imo State Civil Service within the period of the study was low. To stem this 
trend, the researcher recommended that the Imo State Civil Service should strictly uphold the 
statutory measures for the enforcement of rules and regulations in the service. It should also 
adopt appropriate measures to provide satisfactory service to thepublic.

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Published

2025-08-13