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A horticulturist and supervisor at the Department of Parks and Gardens at Peduase Lodge, Edem Kojo Doe, has been awarded for his outstanding performance in the Ghana Civil Service.
Mr Edem Doe, who is an assistant horticulture officer, was awarded in recognition of his distinguished professionalism and hard work in the Ghana Civil Service for the year 2020.
The 2021 Civil Service Awards ceremony, held on Friday at the Accra International Conference Centre (AICC), honoured outstanding Civil Service Staff who performed creditably in 2020.
Over 100 persons, including staff, chief directors, were awarded for their hard work.
Mr Doe expressed excitement for the award and said, “this honour would propel me to work hard further and give my best in everything for the success of the Department of Parks and Gardens and, to a large extent, the Civil Service of Ghana”.
The Acting Director of Parks and Gardens, Rev. Charles Nii Ayitey Okine, commended Mr Doe for bringing honour and recognition to the Department and urged him to do more to serve as example to the upcoming generation.
Rev. Ayitey Okine, is the longest-serving Chief Landscape Designer with over 35 years of experience. He served under five different presidents – from President Rawlings and currently serving under H.E Nana Akufo-Addo.
Chairman of the Council of State, Nana Otuo Siriboe II, who was guest of honour at the event, commended award winners and asked them to continuously give their best for the success of the Civil Service.
He said though government has implemented economically responsive programmes to tackle the pandemic, it is equally important for staff of the Civil Service to remain resolute and work to augment government’s recovery processes of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The ceremony was on the theme, “Economic transformation and Covid-19 pandemic: the responsibilities of an adaptive civil service”.
Brief profile of Edem Kojo Doe
Edem Kojo Doe was engaged by the Department of Parks and Gardens on September 23, 2010, as an Assistant Landscape Designer II.
His journey of success is a clear reflection of the efforts, dedication and passion exhibited throughout the period, which propelled him to be assigned as the Education Officer at Aburi Botanical Gardens in 2019.
He is currently promoted to Assistant Horticulture Officer, a true demonstration of his hard work, diligence and commitment to carrying out his job responsibilities.
Mr Doe restructured Aburi Botanical Gardens' Education Unit and trained the youth volunteer tour guides to provide effective and informative tours to visitors.
His selfless dedication to duty won him the admiration of his superiors resulting in him being put in charge of the Office of The President, Peduase Lodge Parks and Gardens.
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