festacman:
Why is ministerial lists in Nigeria always look largely ordinary and non-inspiring?

I know that people who work during elections would be compensated and the president reserves the right to choose his team but why must it be the same old politicians instead of their nominees with proven qualifications, experience and professional accomplishments.

Just like Buhari's ministers, take a look at this Tinubu's ministerial list and except for a very few, you won't sense much of likelihood of visionary sparks, revolutionary ideas and passion to go extra mile except waiting on presidential initiatives and maintaining/building political structure at home-front. The list communicates a scary feeling of "business as usual" than that of transformative policies, disruptive moves and even revolutionary ideas. But the next four years will tell.

We need to change this current selection system if Nigeria will ever fly high again.

One wonders if you really know what you’re asking for…..transformative agenda, disruptive moves, etc,….but just small fuel subsidy removal, the whole country is screaming blue murder. Better let the Baba go at a pace that will allow the common man to breathe a little because you will also be the ones that will accuse him of turning the country upside-down!

001Lagos:
the same Buhari that you cheered on till he almost lead you to your doom

How much do you earn monthly if I may ask ?

festacman:
Why is ministerial lists in Nigeria always look largely ordinary and non-inspiring?

I know that people who work during elections would be compensated and the president reserves the right to choose his team but why must it be the same old politicians instead of their nominees with proven qualifications, experience and professional accomplishments.

Just like Buhari's ministers, take a look at this Tinubu's ministerial list and except for a very few, you won't sense much of likelihood of visionary sparks, revolutionary ideas and passion to go extra mile except waiting on presidential initiatives and maintaining/building political structure at home-front. The list communicates a scary feeling of "business as usual" than that of transformative policies, disruptive moves and even revolutionary ideas. But the next four years will tell.

We need to change this current selection system if Nigeria will ever fly high again.

Lapintoz50:

Children of hate...nothing good comes out of your Israel. What did the constitution say....one minister per state....oponu

Why not appeal to Simon to make you minister of aba sit at home ministry.

Mumu

quote author=a4cube post=124702600]When agbadorites are shouting cut the cost of governance their baba just the double the ministry to settle his cronies.

festacman:
Why is ministerial lists in Nigeria always look largely ordinary and non-inspiring?

I know that people who work during elections would be compensated and the president reserves the right to choose his team but why must it be the same old politicians instead of their nominees with proven qualifications, experience and professional accomplishments.

Just like Buhari's ministers, take a look at this Tinubu's ministerial list and except for a very few, you won't sense much of likelihood of visionary sparks, revolutionary ideas and passion to go extra mile except waiting on presidential initiatives and maintaining/building political structure at home-front. The list communicates a scary feeling of "business as usual" than that of transformative policies, disruptive moves and even revolutionary ideas. But the next four years will tell.

We need to change this current selection system if Nigeria will ever fly high again.

CoolAmbience:



Lol.


Don't even dare. Buhari performed outstandingly.

He is the reason people can go from Onitsha to Awka and to Enugu today. Don't even dare! There is the 2nd Niger Bridge, Bonny-Bodo Bridge, Lagos-Abeokuta-Ibadan Railway projects etc, in Southern Nigeria...

Even the N30,000 minimum wage we want to be reviewed today was jacked up by him. Our markets have become flooded with local quality rice products, thereby enhancing our forex position and economy significantly.

No even go Buhari side abeg, try start with wetin your Local Government Chairman and State Governor achieve first....

001Lagos:
the same Buhari that you cheered on till he almost lead you to your doom

How much do you earn monthly if I may ask ?

Kukutente23:

30K
Sorry 38k. They got salary increment last week to cushion the effect of subsidy removal

Kukutente23:

30K
Sorry 38k. They got salary increment last week to cushion the effect of subsidy removal

IconicR:
Asiwaju can never go wrong in my eyes. He mean business and he's very ready to save Nigeria from the mess Jonathan and Buhari created, may God be with him.

IconicR:
Asiwaju can never go wrong in my eyes. He mean business and he's very ready to save Nigeria from the mess Jonathan and Buhari created, may God be with him.

Lama70:



My brother, let us even allow them increase the list of ministers to 40 if it is guaranteed that we can get results. Let's give them the benefit of the doubt.

We will be forced to remember and fight this aberration if we don't get the expected result as urgently as we need it.

May God help him, because he needs all the help now.

Reference:
We don't need more that half a dozen Federal Ministries which should reflect the exclusive responsibilities of government, like Armed Services, Justice, Internal Security, Social Investment & Finance, that's all.

All other aspects of government that either interfaces with the public or the private sector can be handled by Commissions, headed by Federal Commissioners or Directors such as Works, Energy, Telecommunications, Education, Health, etc. The private sector is heavily involved in these and do not need extra layers of the kind of bureaucracy that festers corruption.

I cannot see how a country that claims to be insolvent actively expands its government.
I cannot see how this will bring down the cost of governance or tip the federal budgets in favour of investments, aka capital expenditure.

Mr. Tinubu should think outside the box for once to bring an end to the waste called Nigeria's democratic machinery because with this kind of attitude it will take many, many years for this country to turn around.

dre11:


https://thenationonlineng.net/ministerial-list-new-ministries-may-be-created-gbajabiamila/

masseratti:
exactly my thoughts.. Why create more ministries when we are suppose to even reduce the ridiculous number we have now.. They are even struggling to pay salaries and they want to create new ministries.. For what?

EagleSquare1:
How about also prioritising Education, Health, Transportation and

Lapintoz50:

Children of hate...nothing good comes out of your Israel. What did the constitution say....one minister per state....oponu

Why not appeal to Simon to make you minister of aba sit at home ministry.

Mumu

quote author=a4cube post=124702600]When agbadorites are shouting cut the cost of governance their baba just the double the ministry to settle his cronies.

shinealight:


One wonders if you really know what you’re asking for…..transformative agenda, disruptive moves, etc,….but just small fuel subsidy removal, the whole country is screaming blue murder. Better let the Baba go at a pace that will allow the common man to breathe a little because you will also be the ones that will accuse him of turning the country upside-down!

festacman:


Every economic decision has consequences including opportunities and threats embedded therein. Through painstaking analysis and scenario creations, policy makers anticipate short-term and long-term consequences and this is what Tinubu's team didn't seem to have done before removal of subsidies.

shinealight:


You’re just another theorist my friend. People are always wiser when they do not have responsibility to call the shorts ….but give them the task and they soon fumble. If you know know so much about how to get Nigeria out of the rut, why haven’t you thrown your hat in….so we see what you’re really capable of….not theorising outside the ring!