The fear of domination in the public service led to the

The fear of domination in the public service in Nigeria led to the establishment of the Federal Character Commission. The Federal Character Commission was established to ensure that appointments, promotions, and other employment opportunities in the public service are fairly distributed among the various states and regions of the country. The commission seeks to promote national unity and equal opportunities for all Nigerians, regardless of their ethnic or regional backgrounds. By ensuring that no single region or group dominates the public service, the commission helps to address the historical imbalances and inequalities that have characterized the Nigerian federal system.