Tinubu To Sack Ministers

 

 

By Our Correspondent

 

 

President Bola Tinubu is set to sack underperforming ministers from his cabinet.

 

The president will begin with a three step approach to the assessment of his Ministers and heads of Ministries, Departments and Agencies MDAs, ahead of his first year in office.

 

Credible sources at the Presidential Villa, Abuja told BusinessDay on Monday that the President will launch the platform, that will enable Nigerians provide feedbacks on their assessment of each Ministers and their performance.

 

“This will be done at three different levels. First, you have members of the public who can through the platform, get relevant information on the President Bola Tinubu’s targets for each Ministry and through that give feedback on the performance of each Minister based on the targets provided,” the source said.

 

“The next stage will be evaluation carried out by the Policy Coordination office, and lastly, a group of Consultants will also give their assessments on the Ministers performance

 

“So, these will be the basis for determining which Minister stays and those that will leave the cabinet because of poor performance.”

 

Special adviser to the president on policy coordination, Bala-Usman, said that President Tinubu “will drop ministers who do not deliver on their mandates.

 

Usman warned that the “President is serious about delivering on his promise to make life better and easier for Nigerians.

 

“You must understand that as ministerial delivery desk officers you are the engine room that will provide that feedback and constantly track ministerial progress and report challenges and bottle to the CDCU,” she stated.


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