Editor’s note: President Muhammadu Buhari-led federal government has been under pressure over the statistics released by the National Bureau of Statistics that shows a negative growth in the first two quarters of the year.

Joseph Edgar in this piece advises President Buhari to immediately look at Ministries of Finance, Solid Minerals, Labour, Youth and Sports, Transport, Agriculture, Communications and Technology.


Buhari with ministers

The score card has come in and the Federal Government has performed woefully. I will spare us the boredom of reeling out the stats all over again. We are in a more terrible state than we were one year ago. To mention just one indicator, over a million people have joined the labour market in just one year. This is really the lowest of all since we became a country and it is so sad that I happen to be a father and Nigerian at this time.

READ ALSO: Economic recession: Buhari must wield the big stick to sack these 3 ministers

It can no longer be business as usual. We will not withdraw our mandate as the mandate was freely and joyously given but then again we retain the right to ask questions and demand answers. The major question is, ‘What will be done by the Government to make sure that we get out of this stupor and on time?’ This question must be answered objectively and with the single-minded focus of a government that truly believes in its change mantra.

For me, the first thing the Government should do on the road to recovery is to look closely at the cabinet. There should be a major earth-shaking cabinet change. The contraption that is this cabinet must be dissolved. Enough of the rent seekers, the political godfathers have been rewarded enough, their acolytes must give way for more serious minded egg-heads who have the capacity and depth to face this massive economic turbulence we are going through.

What this means is, if the president is very patriotic, which I know he is, then he must forget the second term and do away with the political jobbers in his cabinet. He is the very best President we can have at this time since his strong and firm commitment to what is right and his no nonsense attitude when it comes to taking firm decisions will put his people in a strong position to implement well thought out policy initiatives.

For me, the following ministers should be immediately looked into:

1. Kemi Adeosun, finance minister

2. Kayode Fayemi, minister of solid minerals

3. Chris Ngige, labour minister

4. Solomon Dalong, the minister of sport

5. Rotimi Amaechi, minister of transport

6. Akinwumi Adesina, minister of agriculture

7. Adebayo Shittu, minister of communications and technology

To me, we need people in these ministries who understand the dynamics of the various sectors that they superintendent. Other Government parastatals like the Investment Promotions council and other allied organs must not be left out.

We need a dynamism the present crop of technocrats despite their selfless devotion to the country simply do not have the capacity to deliver. For a country in the kind of fix we find ourselves to have a major economic parastatal to be battling with dress code just highlights the ineptitude that we face in a war situation. How will dress code help us out of the woods? Even if people have to come to work naked, let them come, as long as efficiency is returned to the work place.

READ ALSO: Buhari urged to sack these 6 ministers

So my call is an immediate reshuffling of the cabinet and the bringing in board of true professionals with in depth understanding of the evolving dynamism of the new economy.

https://www.naij.com/958222-buhari-pressure-sack-7-ministers-immediately-list.html

Point of correction, Adesina is not the minister of Agriculture. Please double check your facts before posting.

what about the charlatan bastard himself lair Muhammed

that kemi adeosun deserve some serious ila otu soo much

Akinwumi Adesina? This must be wailers list.

OrlandoOwoh:
Akinwumi Adesina? This must be wailers list.

mistake is always sire

CBN Governor ko?

I am convinced these ministers are not in the good book of some corrupt politicians.

Mtchew nigerians are also in pressure to sack BUHARI Back to DAURA .

forgiveness:
CBN Governor ko?

he is the main culprit, others can follow latter.

6. Akinwumi Adesina, minister of agriculture

Hmmmnn

What about the illiterate petroleum minister himself?

forgiveness:
CBN Governor ko?

sevenhundred:
he is the main culprit, others can follow latter.

The president cannot sack the CBN governor. He doesn't have such powers.

Only tbe senate can. Ofcourse on thd recomendation of the president

@ op Adesina is no longer our minister for agriculture na. me I think the whole team should be overhaul. we can't point out any development in any sector.

God is in control

Somebody did not even go to school and he is posting threads on Nairaland. "Buhari under pressure to sack...". Typical Nigerian lazy kite flying style that is not even original. Adesina is no more a minister. Maybe you should add Dieziani. Buhari will definitely like to sack that one again..smh

Finance minister is performing it commerce that and tourism that needs to go and industry. Sport and agriculture . Finance minister is doing what his job is really about.

Princejebs:
God is in control

Won't be poisonous again. Will become a chaff.

under press kini hian! fakies

Which of the ministers even deserve to continue holding his or her office , including our disabled Minister of petroleum ...None if you ask me.

Personally I don't see what Adebayo Shittu is doing in communication. Can we just recall the former young brilliant lady who was there before now?. Can't remember her name right now. Dr. Omobola Johnson

I don't know why some Clueless People get away with fat salary.

Honestly, I feel very sorry for Southern Nigerians. Come on, check the list it has only one Northerner. And in you wildest dreams, Northerners are the problem of this country? Dude, wake up and face the reality. Southerners are the problem, a typical Southerner has half of his mind is fill with hatred towards his fellow Southerner. To be honest, here in the North is totally different. You can call us all sorts of names. But, at least we love ourselves and we are 100steps ahead of you guys politically. Go and deal with that

divinehand2003:
Editor’s note: President Muhammadu Buhari-led federal government has been under pressure over the statistics released by the National Bureau of Statistics that shows a negative growth in the first two quarters of the year.

Joseph Edgar in this piece advises President Buhari to immediately look at Ministries of Finance, Solid Minerals, Labour, Youth and Sports, Transport, Agriculture, Communications and Technology.


Buhari with ministers

The score card has come in and the Federal Government has performed woefully. I will spare us the boredom of reeling out the stats all over again. We are in a more terrible state than we were one year ago. To mention just one indicator, over a million people have joined the labour market in just one year. This is really the lowest of all since we became a country and it is so sad that I happen to be a father and Nigerian at this time.

READ ALSO: Economic recession: Buhari must wield the big stick to sack these 3 ministers

It can no longer be business as usual. We will not withdraw our mandate as the mandate was freely and joyously given but then again we retain the right to ask questions and demand answers. The major question is, ‘What will be done by the Government to make sure that we get out of this stupor and on time?’ This question must be answered objectively and with the single-minded focus of a government that truly believes in its change mantra.

For me, the first thing the Government should do on the road to recovery is to look closely at the cabinet. There should be a major earth-shaking cabinet change. The contraption that is this cabinet must be dissolved. Enough of the rent seekers, the political godfathers have been rewarded enough, their acolytes must give way for more serious minded egg-heads who have the capacity and depth to face this massive economic turbulence we are going through.

What this means is, if the president is very patriotic, which I know he is, then he must forget the second term and do away with the political jobbers in his cabinet. He is the very best President we can have at this time since his strong and firm commitment to what is right and his no nonsense attitude when it comes to taking firm decisions will put his people in a strong position to implement well thought out policy initiatives.

For me, the following ministers should be immediately looked into:

1. Kemi Adeosun, finance minister

2. Kayode Fayemi, minister of solid minerals

3. Chris Ngige, labour minister

4. Solomon Dalong, the minister of sport

5. Rotimi Amaechi, minister of transport

[size=14pt]6. Akinwumi Adesina, minister of agriculture[/size]

7. Adebayo Shittu, minister of communications and technology

To me, we need people in these ministries who understand the dynamics of the various sectors that they superintendent. Other Government parastatals like the Investment Promotions council and other allied organs must not be left out.

We need a dynamism the present crop of technocrats despite their selfless devotion to the country simply do not have the capacity to deliver. For a country in the kind of fix we find ourselves to have a major economic parastatal to be battling with dress code just highlights the ineptitude that we face in a war situation. How will dress code help us out of the woods? Even if people have to come to work naked, let them come, as long as efficiency is returned to the work place.

READ ALSO: Buhari urged to sack these 6 ministers

So my call is an immediate reshuffling of the cabinet and the bringing in board of true professionals with in depth understanding of the evolving dynamism of the new economy.

https://www.naij.com/958222-buhari-pressure-sack-7-ministers-immediately-list.html

Adesina? Issorait!