Nigeria: Tinubu’s Recent Ministers Undergo Induction Retreat, Tasked to Shun Sectional Interests

“As ministers in your respective ministries, the president has entrusted you with the mandate of driving the administration’s Renewed Hope agenda.”

The Secretary to the Authorities of the Federation, George Akume, has tasked the newly appointed ministers to uphold nationwide interests and shun private and sectional interests.

Mr Akume gave the fee on the outlet of a two-day induction retreat organised by his place of commercial for the appointees on Thursday in Abuja.

He told the ministers that they’ve been entrusted with the mandate of driving President Bola Tinubu’s administration’s agenda on shapely governance.

“As ministers for your respective ministries, the president has entrusted you with the mandate of driving the administration’s Renewed Hope agenda for pattern, balance, and declare for your sector.

“This induction retreat is designed to equip you with the insights, tools, and guidance wanted for efficient efficiency for your original roles.

“You are, therefore, expected to shun private, ethnic and sectional interests and uphold our nationwide interests.

“As ministers, your duties include upholding national cohesion and to promote peace for national unity and development,” he told them.

The retreat, Mr Akume outlined extra, used to be a platform for files-sharing, strategic planning and alignment with the federal authorities’s priorities and aspirations.

“The dear cause of this retreat is to foster a deep figuring out of the operational suggestions, challenges, and expectations that define your tasks as ministers.

“In addition, you will gain insight into the president’s vision for Nigeria and the role each of you will play in achieving that vision,” he stated.

The SGF stated Mr Tinubu’s authorities, with the Renewed Hope agenda, aimed to handle poverty, improve security, force financial diversification, and offers a enhance to serious infrastructure amongst others.

To safe these targets, Mr Akume stated, ministers were expected to work as a cohesive and dedicated team.

The Special Adviser to the President on Policy and Coordination, Hadiza Usman, stated the retreat used to be designed as an intensive programme, structured to present the ministers with serious files.

She stated the exercise would equip them with the foundational figuring out wanted to mediate their tasks effectively.

“This retreat is an different for honourable ministers to develop now now not simplest theoretical insights however also helpful suggestions that you just’re going to be in a space to be conscious straight.

“By the top of the 2 days, every of the ministers ought to be smartly-geared up to understand your ministerial roles and align with the targets of Tinubu’s administration.

“It will also enable you to navigate the regulatory frameworks around finance and procurement processes confidently, promote a culture of integrity within your ministry by upholding the highest standards of ethics and accountability,” she outlined.

A dilapidated SGF, Boss Mustapha, while sharing his experience with the ministers, stated they’re political heads of the ministries with tasks to counsel the president on protection implementation for the profit of Nigerians.

The Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Discount, Nentawe Yilwada, pledged his commitment to tackling the ministry’s challenges in reducing poverty amongst weak groups.

He promised to prioritise out-of-college youth by participating with the Ministry of Training to address the challenges faced by depressed of us and guardians.

“My ministry will collaborate with education to be sure that that we decrease, to a level, the selection of out-of-college youth within a shortest that you just’re going to be in a space to judge time.

“We have to empower not only the kids but also their parents so that parents would also be financially capable to meet the needs of their kids,” he stated.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the retreat had as its theme: “Delivering on the Renewed Hope Agenda.”

(NAN)