Hadeylex:


https://punchng.com/bloated-structure-tinubu-new-govs-to-get-48-ministers-560-commissioners/

Hadeylex:


https://punchng.com/bloated-structure-tinubu-new-govs-to-get-48-ministers-560-commissioners/

jrusky:
All these noise I can't really understand. Is it Tinubu the first president to make such appointment?

jrusky:
Honestly I'm not bother about all these wallahi all that matters to me is a better govt and people who can deliver.

Hadeylex:


https://punchng.com/bloated-structure-tinubu-new-govs-to-get-48-ministers-560-commissioners/

saphiere:
Total rubbish..


Please I need someone to help me out of this slum called Nigeria.

Fujiyama:


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It is "noise" to you precisely because you don't understand the issues - and you probably never will. Those who understand the issues (which are quite straightforward really) have taken a position.



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Standard, textbook response of the befuddled. How hard can it be for one to understand that more money spent on government ministers means less money spent on ordinary Nigerians? How hard can it be?

ObiaboAdoka:
Dat is y I always prefer military regime.

Fujiyama:


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It is "noise" to you precisely because you don't understand the issues - and you probably never will. Those who understand the issues (which are quite straightforward really) have taken a position.



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Standard, textbook response of the befuddled. How hard can it be for one to understand that more money spent on government ministers means less money spent on ordinary Nigerians? How hard can it be?

omoadeleye:



You can see how useless you're to your country and to yourself.

You're still looking for someone to help you out of the country.

You're useless and you want the government to be useful to you?


Lol, 😆 joker of the century.

TheBillyonaire:
All these are cheap nonsense. Cut the man some slack, this administration is very young and should be given a chance to succeed. So far, all policy decisions are in line with the economic realities except his choice of politicians for ministerial positions which are supposed to be filled with Technocrats of those ministerial disciplines.

JDJDjD:

mumu
dey want u to suffer while dem continue ro enjoy.
what is he doing with 48ministers?
37 is enough

jrusky:
All these noise I can't really understand. Is it Tinubu the first president to make such appointment? Honestly I'm not bother about all these wallahi all that matters to me is a better govt and people who can deliver.

blowjohn:
These are distractions.
The pay of these people are actually nothing. The issue is if money budgeted for projects in the country are utilised.

blowjohn:
Let me ask: if the trillions of money pumped into electricity and we have constant electricity, who will care about what they earn?

blowjohn:
If we had adequate security, we'll equipped hospitals, who will be arguing over salaries of commissioners?

jrusky:
All these noise I can't really understand. Is it Tinubu the first president to make such appointment? Honestly I'm not bother about all these wallahi all that matters to me is a better govt and people who can deliver.

jrusky:


Very interesting, I think you are Chimamanda family pls remind me how many ministers did obj had, Gej had and Buhari had? So it is now you suddenly remember more money to ministers less money to citizen nasty theory ba?

Ok I have heard you. Let's keep watching...

enemyofprogress:
The cost of governance is very expenses in Nigeria. Democracy is two expenses jo

PoliciaNLand:
mynd44 lalasticlala Seun Dominique nlfpmod Mukina2
Rule 2

Nolevel666:
Well, to be honest, it’s not a bad idea to nominate that number of ministers, as fewer ministers would mean much workload and inability to pay attention to detail when executing projects et al.

Nolevel666:
Their monthly salaries isn’t too bad as some doctors earn more than that monthly.

Their total salary for each tenure is less than 50 million which is not even enough to build a standard house,afford a standard car, etc in this time of bloated inflation so, increasing their salaries should only be on the ground that if anyone is caught with corruption afterwards will face the full wrath of the law.

Fujiyama:


^^^
In spite of the seriousness of the matter, some of these responses are...

You can start by finding out what Nigeria's federal ministers actually do. What is their job description? What are their deliverables? What are their KPIs? How are projects actually executed? Once you are able to get at least some answers to these questions, I can assure you all talk about "heavy workload" will evaporate.



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Ok.

I find your (implied) expectation that a federal minister should be able to build a house with wages from a one term ministerial tenure, very troubling. A home is the most expensive physical asset for most people. It typically takes years to acquire on a regular wage for most people. Also, ministers serve at the pleasure of their principal - it seems strange to make plans for home ownership on the strength of a ministerial appointment in this environment...unless there's something we are not being told.