President Buhari had recently directed ministers and permanent secretaries to redouble their efforts and work in synergy towards total delivery of his administration’s set target to improve the livelihood of all Nigerians.

The president who gave the charge at Abuja during his closing remarks at the end of a two-day mid-term ministerial performance review retreat also instructed the ministers to “ramp up implementation” of their mandates along the nine priority areas of his administration.

Looking at the high expectations that greeted the Buhari administration and the role of ministers in delivering democracy dividends, many Nigerians expected that their scorecard would be impressive.

Unfortunately, to the dismay of many, the performance of his cabinet members is not being checked, hence, the severe criticism on their poor performance.

some level of improvement, others contend that many of his ministers have failed to align with his change agenda.

To this effect, LEADERSHIP Sunday decided to rate and review the successes and failures of some of his minister’s since their inauguration on August 21, 2019 with a view to assist them brace up and help the Buhari administration deliver its campaign promises in the remaining years.


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1. Adam Adam u
2. Bala Mohammed

3. George Akume minister of special duties and intergovernmental affairs Story

Also, the minister of Special duties and intergovernmental affairs, Senator George Akume since he assumed has not been involved in any major landmark achievements in the ministry, but observers beleive that he has been in a war of words with the governor in his home state, Samuel Ortom.

4. Ministry Of Mines and Solid Minerals: Arc Olamilekan Adegbite

The mining sector is well recognised in the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan of the Buhari administration as one of the strategic areas for the diversification of the economy.

5. Water Resources: Suleiman Adamu
The minister of Water Resources, Suleiman Adamu, has been rated below average by key players in the water sector. Adamu, who has been the minister since 2015, is said to have little or no achievements or success stories in the sector. This is even as experts in the water sector have complained bitterly that he has been focusing more on advocacy visits to states across the country to campaign against open defecation. They described his general assessment as “woeful”. Aggrieved experts in the sector have said they are unable to rate him high due to his dismal record.

Why is he telling us.? He appointed them, he can as well do the needful. Infact the head himself is absent most times.

In buhari govt only ministers that makes things difficult for nigerians are allowed.