The Minister of Public Service and Administrative Reforms, Joseph Lé has signed a release indicating an addendum of 50 persons admitted into category “B” of the National School of Administration and Magistracy, ENAM.
Over the past years, the category “B”, being a general administrative section of ENAM, admitted at most 25 candidates, raising the 2021/2022 admission list to 75 candidates as postulated by the Minister’s communique signed yesterday January 3, 2022.
While noting that the Minister of Territorial Administration has signaled a shortage in public service Officers, Minister Le’s release noted that the additional 50 candidates are a gradual measure of curbing the issue of shortage in public service personnel.
Stating that the additions came with the acceptance of the Head of State, Joseph Le’ cleared the air saying, the 50 candidates added, were selected from the waiting list, compiled in an order of merit after tests and competitions for admission into the said category.
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