President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has wasted no time in setting the bar high for the newly appointed ministers of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
He has made it abundantly clear that failure will not be tolerated under his watch and that every sector must be accountable.In a recent statement by presidential spokesman Ajuri Ngelale, Tinubu’s uncompromising stance was revealed.
He is not afraid to sack any minister who underperforms in their assigned ministry.
This sends a strong message that failure on the minister’s part is a failure on Tinubu’s part.To ensure that expectations are met, Tinubu has already set up a series of reform committees across all sectors.
These committees will serve as benchmarks for the ministers to build on the achievements of President Muhammadu Buhari’s
President Tinubu has outlined clear goals for each sector in the country.
He understands the challenges Nigeria faces and is determined to address them head-on.
One of the key projects he expects to be delivered is the metro line in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
In a direct message to the FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, Tinubu urged him to prioritize the completion of the metro line project. He even expressed his desire to ride in it himself.
This highlights Tinubu’s hands-on approach and his commitment to seeing tangible results.
Tinubu has also made it clear that his administration will not sustain the culture of using a significant portion of scarce revenue to service external debt.
He recognizes the need for a focused cooperation with the private sector leaders to tackle the country’s development challenges.
By shifting away from the failed economic theory of the past, Tinubu aims to create a more sustainable and prosperous Nigeria. This approach will create opportunities for growth, innovation, and investment.
Tinubu’s strong message to ministers reflects his determination to lead Nigeria towards a brighter future.
With clear expectations, accountability, and a focus on sustainable economic development, he is poised to create positive change.
As the newly inaugurated ministers take on their responsibilities, they must rise to the challenge and deliver for the Nigerian people. Failure is not an option under Tinubu’s leadership, and he is ready to take decisive action if needed.
Article updated 2 months ago. Content is written and modified by multiple authors.
