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By Yinka Kolawole

The Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, has said that heads of regulatory agencies involved in persistent corruption, duplicity of functions, poor service orientation and several anti-business dispositions should be held accountable for service failures in the public sector.

Osinbajo stated this while presenting the “Cost of Compliance Report” by Pricewaterhouse Coopers, PwC, to the Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council (PEBEC).
He directed that CEOs and heads of such government regulatory agencies involved should be presented with the outcomes and interaction should take place regarding some of the worrying disclosures in the report of the survey conducted by PwC. The vice president said: “In a renewed attempt at further deepening the reforms of the nation’s business environment, PEBEC has resolved that CEOs and Heads of some Federal Government regulatory agencies be presented with the outcome of a recent survey that exposes major pitfall
s in the operations of the agencies.”

According to a statement made available to Vanguard by the vice president’s spokesman, Laolu Akande, the Cost of Compliance Report which was presented to the Council at its first virtual meeting of the year on Tuesday revealed persistent corruption, duplicity of functions, poor service orientation, and several anti-business disposition in some of the regulatory agencies.

Good morning sir...

It should be mandated that CEOs and Heads of some Federal Government regulatory agencies be presented with the outcome of a recent survey that exposes major pitfall.

After how many years of fighting corruption Mr.VP? So what happened to Bubu's body odour? No be for your govt budget padders are yet to be punished? Make we hear word.

Coming from the assistant general overseer of corruption for the past 6yrs

While I agree, Oga Osunbade, some of your programs are equally worrisome. Programs like trade-moni and cash transfers.

BigSarah:
Coming from the assistant general overseer of corruption for the past 6yrs

Pfizer needs to do a vaccine for GEJ 2015 election loss.

The most corrupt place in the country is the public service, all manners of corrupt acts are being perpetrated on a daily basis....Had an experience after the lockdown, a friend of mine went to submit some documents at the foreign affairs ministry to perfect his plan to travel out, we got there, there were many people and you have to pay #200 just to stamp and submit...this is something that should be free, an officer came to question them, they were stammering...he apparently asked them to be returning the monies to the people. This is what we face in the country. The VP is spot on... there is need to cleans our public service really

This is a nice one, only that many don't know, the kind of corruption going on under this government agencies is alarming.

CodeTemplar:
While I agree, Oga Osunbade, some of your programs are equally worrisome. Programs like trade-moni and cash transfers.

An initiative of the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development in partnership with the World Bank. It is designed as an support the extremely vulnerable in Urban and semi Urban areas,

for your information the programs is not under Osinbajo

The fight against corruption is for the presidency alone it requires collective effort from every one. It starts with me

TCTV:
An initiative of the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development in partnership with the World Bank. It is designed as an support the extremely vulnerable in Urban and semi Urban areas,

for your information the programs is not under Osinbajo

Really, I thought bubu said they are his schemes.

okefranci:
By Yinka Kolawole

The Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, has said that heads of regulatory agencies involved in persistent corruption, duplicity of functions, poor service orientation and several anti-business dispositions should be held accountable for service failures in the public sector.

Osinbajo stated this while presenting the “Cost of Compliance Report” by Pricewaterhouse Coopers, PwC, to the Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council (PEBEC).
He directed that CEOs and heads of such government regulatory agencies involved should be presented with the outcomes and interaction should take place regarding some of the worrying disclosures in the report of the survey conducted by PwC. The vice president said: “In a renewed attempt at further deepening the reforms of the nation’s business environment, PEBEC has resolved that CEOs and Heads of some Federal Government regulatory agencies be presented with the outcome of a recent survey that exposes major pitfall
s in the operations of the agencies.”

According to a statement made available to Vanguard by the vice president’s spokesman, Laolu Akande, the Cost of Compliance Report which was presented to the Council at its first virtual meeting of the year on Tuesday revealed persistent corruption, duplicity of functions, poor service orientation, and several anti-business disposition in some of the regulatory agencies.

na only english this one will be speaking up and down as if na the english go chnage things..since he has started to speak the turenchi, na still fuckups we dey record everywhere....