Just-In: Buhari To Sack 15 Ministers Including Malami- See Full List-SR
Shortly after sacking two ministers last months, President Buhari has finalized plans to layoff 15 more cabinet members before 2021 runs to an end, Sahara Reporters reports
It is not clear who the 15 ministers are but the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami is among the minister to be laid off, Sahara Reporters added
Buhari had on September 1, sacked Saleh Mamman, the Minister of Power; and Sabo Nanono, the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development.
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The President in a statement after their sacking said changes in his cabinet will be “a continuous process”, hence 15 more ministers will be sacked before 2021 ends
“President Buhari is planning to sack 15 Ministers with Malami topping the list. Someone gave him the hint and he has started fighting back so bad. He doesn’t want to be sacked.
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“Moreover, he is enjoying the support of lots of corrupt politicians, including senior members of the cabal because he is assisting them to sabotage corruption cases,”
“Two years and some months into the second term, the tradition of subjecting our projects and programmes’ implementation to independent and critical self-review has taken firm roots through sector reporting during Cabinet meetings and at retreats,” the statement signed by Femi Adesina, presidential spokesman had read.
“These significant review steps have helped to identify and strengthen weak areas, close gaps, build cohesion and synergy in governance, manage the economy and improve the delivery of public good to Nigerians.”
“I must commend this cabinet for demonstrating unparalleled resilience that helped the government to navigate the disruption to global systems and governance occasioned by the emergence of COVID-19 shortly after the inauguration. The weekly Federal Executive Council meeting was not spared because the traditional mode was altered.”
“As we are all aware, change is the only factor that is constant in every human endeavor and as this administration approaches its critical phase in the second term, I have found it essential to re-invigorate this cabinet in a manner that will deepen its capacity to consolidate legacy achievements.”