Governance Structure

A merit-driven administrative structure built on transparency, broad regional representation, and seasoned public sector oversight.

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Patrons and Matrons

Eminent public sector veterans & elder statesmen providing institutional guidance.

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National Executive Council

The apex decision-making body directing national operations and sector tracks.

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State Chapters

Grassroots administrative arms spanning all 36 States plus the FCT.

Patrons and Matrons

Distinguished leaders who lend their institutional experience, integrity, and influence to mentor young civil servants.

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Board of Patrons

Comprising retired and serving senior statesmen, former Heads of the Civil Service of the Federation, and seasoned Federal Permanent Secretaries committed to fostering excellence in the younger generation of public administrators.

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Grand Patron
Former Head of Civil Service
P2
National Patron
Senior Civil Service Statesman
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Board of Matrons

Accomplished female public administrators, distinguished legal luminaries, and women leaders who champion mentorship, gender inclusivity, and work-life balance for young women advancing within the Nigerian civil service.

M1
Grand Matron
Distinguished Administrator
M2
National Matron
Civic & Policy Mentor

National Executive Council (NEC)

Elected young civil servants representing the 6 geopolitical zones, leading national strategy, policy, and operations.

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National President
Chief Executive & Strategic Lead
VP
Deputy National President
Inter-Tier Relations
NS
National Secretary
Executive Secretariat & Records
FS
Financial Secretary
Audit & Accounts
LA
Legal Adviser
Statutory Compliance
PRO
Public Relations Officer
National Media & Communications
ICT
Director of Digital Innovation
ICT & Portal Infrastructure
WO
National Welfare Officer
Member Services & Health

State Chapters

Spanning all 36 States and the Federal Capital Territory, driving Track B localized initiatives.

Decentralized Grassroots Power

Each State Chapter operates with an elected Chapter Executive Committee that liaises directly with the State Head of Service, State Civil Service Commission, Local Government Service Commission, and federal secretariats stationed in the state.

  • State Chapter Coordinator: Coordinates all state-level activities and sits on the National Working Committee.
  • LGA Liaisons: Ensures young officers in local government councils are actively mobilized.
  • Track B Project Ownership: Proposes and implements locally tailored public sector reform and community service projects.
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36 States + FCT Network

From Sokoto to Cross River, and Lagos to Maiduguri, ANYCS members meet regularly to review service delivery, conduct volunteer missions, and enhance career progression.

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