Knocks, Kudos Trail Tinubu’s Scrapping Of Ministries
President Bola Tinubu’s decision to scrap the Niger Delta Ministry and the Ministry of Sports Development has sparked a wave of mixed reactions across the country.
Osun Defender had earlier reported that Tinubu made the announcement of scrapping the ministries during the Federal Executive Council meeting held in Abuja on Tuesday.
He also said the responsibilities previously held by the Ministry of Sports Development will now be transferred to the National Sports Commission, which will take charge of sports-related activities in Nigeria.
“The National Sports Commission will take over the role of the Ministry of Sports,” he stated.
Additionally, the FEC approved the merger of the Ministry of Tourism with the Ministry of Culture and Creative Economy, creating a single entity.
Meanwhile, scores of Nigerians on X formerly Twitter have taken to their handles to react to the development.
While some Nigerians have applauded the move, seeing it as a necessary step towards streamlining governance, others have condemned it, expressing concerns about the potential impact on vital sectors.
Supporters of the decision have commended Tinubu for his boldness in restructuring the ministries, arguing that it could lead to more efficient use of resources and improved focus on national priorities.
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However, critics have knocked the move, particularly the scrapping of the Niger Delta Ministry, viewing it as a blow to the region’s development and a possible oversight in addressing long-standing socio-economic challenges.
See reactions below;
@Andyatunwa: It’s getting started. The Niger Delta Ministry is worth scraping while Ministry of Livestock was worth creating. Lmao
@realpaxcal: How will all these impact on the already battered economy? Where is south east development? This government is one sided.
@atlwilly: Much needed streamlining of an over bloated dysfunctional bureaucracy
@IamtheOYE: Good ndi our Oyel….they didn’t cancel livestock ministry..Our Oyel will suffer excellently
@sparogee12: He’s leaving no stone
@chidic_c: Lol… they know that Biafra is here.
They want to use this plan to create unrest in the coastal region of Biafra as a diversionary tactics.
They came late
@agentpukka: Why should Niger Delta commission be scrapped? Confused govt
@idahosapeter2: Where is south east development commission UNITY BEGGARS❓️
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