lionduke:

wahala you dey find.

geoworldedu:
[b]THE MORE THE MINISTERS, THE HIGHER THE CHANNEL OF MONEY-LAUNDERING AND CORRUPTION. IF POSSIBLE, LET US HAVE JUST FOUR TO FIVE MINISTERS. OTHERS SHOULD JOIN JONA IN OTUOKE FOR OTUOKE DEVELOPMENT.

sazycul:
please lets be mindful the way we talk about buhari before he bars nairaland forum.
Buhari to srap nairaland and merge it with linda ikeji blog.
we never see anything

bushdoc9919:


Could come under Health.

Akynzodeighbour:
Let this man enter first now.... Any small thing,buhari this buhari that, too much expectations....

bushdoc9919:


That comes under Communication.

okotv:
I agree...it should be scrapped.

CFCman:
A report on Daily Independent suggests that President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari will not appoint a minister to head Nigeria’s sports ministry.

Sources close to the Daura-born retired general said the new government is not keen on appointing anyone to oversee the affairs of the ministry, preferring instead to allow the Director General of National Sports Commission (NSC) to relate directly with the presidency.

One of the technocrats who spoke on the condition of anonymity said experience of the last decade was not what they would want to sustain, noting that the appointment of a minister for the ministry have not added value to sports development in the country.

The source said: “When you appoint somebody who knows next to nothing, what you get is a the kind of crisis playing out now. Their interest has nothing to do with developing the sector”.

“Now we don’t know if the National Sports Festival will hold at all. We competed at the Commonwealth Games without official kits. It was that bad,” said the source.

He added that they have advised the incoming government to let the NSC be as doing so would help the Commission focus strictly on sports development instead of using limited funds to cater for needs of ministers.

Just last week, the presidency sacked Hon. Gbenga Elegbeleye, the director general of the NSC. Dr Tammy Danagogo, the sports minister, appointed Alhassan Yakmut, a director in the NSC, as the acting director general to replace Elegbeleye.
http://nairamag.com/buhari-to-scrap-sports-ministry

olaniyanc:


WAI ON THE MOVES. NO MORE SYSTEMIC THEFTS.
SAI BUHARI!!!!!!

CFCfan:
It's a step in the right direction. We don't need unnecessary bureaucracy in government. I like the idea of the NSC being left alone to fashion out sports development policies for Nigeria.

The next ministry to be scrapped should be the information ministry. In its place, an official presidential press secretary should be the link between the media and the FEC meetings. The NTA and Radio should be granted greater editorial independence.

More to follow...

CFCfan:

I believe after the scrapping and merging, the following ministries should exist:
1. Defense
2. Foreign Affairs
3.Justice ministry
4. Finance
5. Commerce
6. Energy (merger of petroleum and Power)
7. Works and housing
8. Health
9. Labour
10. Education
11. FCT
12. Aviation
13. Agriculture
14. Communication
15. Internal Affairs

CFCfan:

I believe after the scrapping and merging, the following ministries should exist:
1. Defense
2. Foreign Affairs
3.Justice ministry
4. Finance
5. Commerce
6. Energy (merger of petroleum and Power)
7. Works and housing
8. Health
9. Labour
10. Education
11. FCT
12. Aviation
13. Agriculture
14. Communication
15. Internal Affairs

CFCfan:

I believe after the scrapping and merging, the following ministries should exist:
1. Defense
2. Foreign Affairs
3.Justice ministry
4. Finance
5. Commerce
6. Energy (merger of petroleum and Power)
7. Works and housing
8. Health
9. Labour
10. Education
11. FCT
12. Aviation
13. Agriculture
14. Communication
15. Internal Affairs
18 Ministry of Environment

pistol:
scrape,probe.
how is he going to create jobs.
that is what we want to hear.