FCT’s First female Head of Civil Service, Grace Adayilo, slumps, dies.
The first female Head of Civil Service for the Federal Capital Territory, Grace Adayilo, has passed away under sudden and tragic circumstances.
It was gathered that Adayilo slumped and lost consciousness early Monday morning and could not be revived.
The cause of her death has not yet been officially disclosed.
Her demise has thrown the FCT Administration into mourning, especially considering her trailblazing status.
Adayilo was appointed in October 2024 by President Bola Tinubu.
She made history as the first female and first indigenous person to occupy the position of Head of Service in the Federal Capital Territory.
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Tributes have started pouring in from colleagues, public servants, and civil society members, who described her as a committed and dedicated leader in public service.
The first female Head of Civil Service for the Federal Capital Territory, Grace Adayilo, has passed away under sudden and tragic circumstances.
It was gathered that Adayilo slumped and lost consciousness early Monday morning and could not be revived.
The cause of her death has not yet been officially disclosed.
Her demise has thrown the FCT Administration into mourning, especially considering her trailblazing status.
Adayilo was appointed in October 2024 by President Bola Tinubu.
She made history as the first female and first indigenous person to occupy the position of Head of Service in the Federal Capital Territory.
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Tributes have started pouring in from colleagues, public servants, and civil society members, who described her as a committed and dedicated leader in public service.
FCT’s First female Head of Civil Service, Grace Adayilo, slumps, dies.
The first female Head of Civil Service for the Federal Capital Territory, Grace Adayilo, has passed away under sudden and tragic circumstances.
It was gathered that Adayilo slumped and lost consciousness early Monday morning and could not be revived.
The cause of her death has not yet been officially disclosed.
Her demise has thrown the FCT Administration into mourning, especially considering her trailblazing status.
Adayilo was appointed in October 2024 by President Bola Tinubu.
She made history as the first female and first indigenous person to occupy the position of Head of Service in the Federal Capital Territory.
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Breaking: FCT’s First female Head of Civil Service, Grace Adayilo, slumps, dies
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Tributes have started pouring in from colleagues, public servants, and civil society members, who described her as a committed and dedicated leader in public service.
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