Lagos cancels work-from-home policy, sets date for full resumption

By Miracle Ogunde

The Lagos State government has directied all public servants to resume full on-site work from April 1, 2025.

Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has scrapped the work-from-home initiative introduced by his administration, in February 2024, which allowed civil servants in the state from levels one to 14 to work only three days.

In a statement on Tuesday, the Head of Service, Bode Agoro, noted that scrapping of the policy followed the implementation of the new minimum wage and other welfare measures for state workers.

The statement reads, “Further to the implementation of the New Minimum Wage in the state public service and other commendable measures put in place by this administration to improve the welfare and well-being of public servants, Mr. Governor has approved the cancellation of the work-from-home initiative in the Lagos State Public Service.”

He urged all public servants to rededicate themselves to their duties and ensure improved service delivery across Ministries, Departments, and Agencies .

“Accounting Officers are enjoined to note the contents of this circular and give it the service-wide publicity it deserves,” he added.

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