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The Minister of Youth and Sports Development,
Mr Sunday Dare has relocated his office to the
MKO Abiola National Stadium, Abuja.

Dare stated that the move was in line with his
promise to ensure that the nation’s sports
facilities are restored to become fully functional.
He made the disclosure in a statement by Mr
Ramon Balogun, Assistant Director, Press in the
ministry.

He said that with the move, he has made good on
his earlier promise to keep a close tab on the
revitalisation of Nigeria’s sporting facilities.
“It is also a sharp departure from what has been
regarded as the norm in the past,” he said.


The Minister indicated that he will be working
sometimes days of the week from the stadium.
He asserted that the Youth and Sports ministry
was a critical artery to Nigeria’s human capital
development, adding, that 13 Ministries have
youth development as part of their budgets and
mandate.

The ministry according to him, will leverage on
the pivotal advantage expressed in the National
Youth Policy for the socio-economic
empowerment of our youths.

He emphasised the importance of communication
to youth and sports development while urging the
press unit of the Ministry to improve on its
professionalism by reporting events timely and
accurately with authentic and approved facts
before disseminating to the Nigerian public.
He also reemphasised his determination to give
the youth component of the ministry’s mandate
massive attention.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/10/sports-minister-sunday-dare-relocates-to-mko-stadium-abuja/

Very appropriate.

Rotimi Ameachi should also relocate his office to Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport or the Railway station accordingly.

Interesting times

Waiting for fashola to relocate to Lagos Abeokuta expressway. Precisely, KOLA

Sport kwa

Buhari's regime since 2015 entrenched a situation where our leaders are showing zeal to perform. Amechi showed it in transport ministry, Kemi Adesun in finance ministry, Ogbonnaya Onu in science and technology ministry, Fashola in works ministry, malami in justice ministry, Audu Ogbe in Agric ministry, this present minister of sports and many others.

The guy means business!

Good

Wash, iffa hear.
looting in disguise

Very very appropriate

Initial gragra

check him out in the next 2 years and you will understand what I'm saying

This man looks promising.

[quote author=EngrHumble post=82826412]The Minister of Youth and Sports Development,
Mr Sunday Dare has relocated his office to the
MKO Abiola National Stadium, Abuja.

Dare stated that the move was in line with his
promise to ensure that the nation’s sports
facilities are restored to become fully functional.
He made the disclosure in a statement by Mr
Ramon Balogun, Assistant Director, Press in the
ministry.

He said that with the move, he has made good on
his earlier promise to keep a close tab on the
revitalisation of Nigeria’s sporting facilities.
“It is also a sharp departure from what has been
regarded as the norm in the past,” he said.


The Minister indicated that he will be working
sometimes days of the week from the stadium.
He asserted that the Youth and Sports ministry
was a critical artery to Nigeria’s human capital
development, adding, that 13 Ministries have
youth development as part of their budgets and
mandate.

Good move

Good move,

Why not Calabar stadium

amos adamu suggested we sell the stadium off. he was abused and cursed. today the stadium is useless

If that will move our Sport Industry forward,

Very good move then.

God bless Nigeria.

Mr Sunday will be one of the top performers in this adminstration.. I just hope there is enough funds to activate his plans

Impressive!

Great move... Let his colleagues borrow a leaf, and....

1. Rotimi Amaechi----------- NURTW office, Mowe Branch.
2. Godswill Akpabio--------- Yenagoa.
3. Chris Ngige--------------- NLC Office, Abuja.
4. Ogbonnaya Onu--------- Computer Village, Lagos.
5. Osagie Ehanire----------- National Hospital, Abuja.
6. Maj. Gen. Bashir Salihi Magashi------------ Sambisa Forrest, Borno.
7. Paulen Talen---------------- Balogun market, Lagos.

Thanks.

ok

[s][quote author= post=82827135]If that will move our Sport Industry forward,

Very good move then.

God bless Nigeria.[/quote][/s]

Angelfrost:
Great move... Let his colleagues borrow a leaf, and....

1. Rotimi Amaechi----------- NURTW office, Mowe Branch.
2. Godswill Akpabio--------- Yenagoa.
3. Chris Ngige--------------- NLC Office, Abuja.
4. Ogbonnaya Onu--------- Computer Village, Lagos.
5. Osagie Ehanire----------- National Hospital, Abuja.
6. Maj. Gen. Bashir Salihi Magashi------------ Sambisa Forrest, Borno.
7. Paulen Talen---------------- Balogun market, Lagos.

Thanks.

lol... so the various state ministers will be useless then.

Nigerians hasn't understood the concept of governance yet. till we do, we get things right and working

Ttipsy:
lol... so the various state ministers will be useless then.

Nigerians hasn't understood the concept of governance yet. till we do, we get things right and working

Let's be honest with ourselves... Of what use are those state ministers exactly??! We keep talking about cutting cost of governance, yet keep creating white elephant/ghost portfolios... Come to even think of it, most so called state ministers never leave Abuja, and bring next to nothing to the already ineffectual ministry.

Interesting

Which one be Sports minister have relocated to MKO Abiola Stadium, in the same breathe "I will be working a few days of the week from stadium".

Na was o

Simplyleo:
Very appropriate.

Rotimi Ameachi should also relocate his office to Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport or the Railway station accordingly.

Amarachi should move to the Nigerian railway headquarters. While aviation Minister should move to Nnamdi Azikiwe airport Abuja

If I call this an act of initial gragra now, some people will say it is malicious but truth be told, it is more about determination to succeed and not necessarily relocation. Anyways, anything that works for him is fine.

talk talk

sukerefakere:

Waiting for fashola to relocate to Lagos Abeokuta expressway. Precisely, KOLA