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Should These Ministries Be Cancelled To Reduced Unnecessary Spending On Govt? by D sage: 11:12am On Apr 14, 2012

As we're all aware that,govt is spendind heavily on itself rather than implementing the major policies that could be of benefit to the masses.I dont need to explain further because most of you political analysts on this forum,knows what i was talking about.On that basis should the following useless ministries be cancel to reduced high cost of govt.

1.ministry of state for FCT.
2.ministry of state for defence.
3.ministry of interiors.
4.ministry of special duties.
5.ministry of youth&soc devlp.
6.ministry of state for finance.

And the follwn non-functioning ministries.
1.ministry of women affairs.
2.ministry of commerce.
3.ministry of science&technology.
4.ministry of solid miniral&nat resource.

Or is there any other means to reduced money spending on these ministries or to make them more efficient and delivered in performing their duties.

Re: Should These Ministries Be Cancelled To Reduced Unnecessary Spending On Govt? by Geomac: 11:57am On Apr 14, 2012

Ministry of Solid Minerals and Natural Resources should be merged with Ministry of Petroleum Resources
Ministry of Science and Technology should also be merged with Ministry of Communication.
Others should be scrapped or merged with any related ministries.

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