Married Atlast: Six Ways Sadiya’s Married Life Will Impact FMHDMSD
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Married Atlast: Six Ways Sadiya’s Married Life Will Impact FMHDMSD: Born 5th November 1974, in Zurmi Local Government Area of Zamfara state, North West Nigeria
Attended Federal Government Girls’ College Gusau, in Zamfara State
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She has a BSC certificate in Business administration from the prestigious Ahmadu Bello University, Zari, Kaduna state in 1998
She backed a master’s degree in international Affairs and Diplomacy in 2008 and a master’s in business administration (MBA) in 2011 in same school.
A vibrant and active minister Sadiya has successfully implemented programmes and strategies in all fields she mounted, she is the youngest minister of the Buhari led government.
Appointed as a minister in 2019 to head the newly formed Ministry of humanitarian affairs, disaster management and social development, she has implemented reforms to streamline the various programmes in her ministries
Let us uncover some of her Leadership Qualities and Experience
The Absorption plan come into fruition following the intervention and sound leadership of the hon. Minister, she successfully involved government and the organized private sectors regarding Absorption of volunteers
Her one-time Commissioner for National Commission for Refugees, Migrants, and Internally Displaced Persons
Where she; Standardized procedures for utilizing Research, Data Gathering & Planning for Resettling, Rehabilitating, Reintegrating and Readmitting Persons of concern – made her an accolade not seen in women leadership in the Northern Hemisphere
The Minister made are a remarkable statement through her Senior Assistance on Media said, all exited beneficiaries are advised to exercise more patience and await the result of the efforts being made by the Honorable Minister who is currently engaging various MDAs including the CBN and the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development to ensure that the eligible exited beneficiaries are transited to government progammes or even employment where available
More Patience are to be exercised to successfully delivers Volunteers into MDAs, Sadiya Umar Farouq blamed improper arrangement at the commencement of the programme to place exited volunteers after two years by the Ministry
She succeeded in Streamlining the Npower Programme for better efficiency and Effectiveness, her policies encompass.
Enrolling more women on the program to empower them, in order that they will earn an income and be more self-sufficient while privileging N-Teach, N-Health and N-Agro as areas of key priority
Repositioned the N-SIP to Integrated National Social Investment Programme (I-NSIP) to cater for vulnerable groups in society by providing them access to shock responsive interventions, life skills & mentorship to systematically lift people out of poverty
Sadiya undertaken a review and re-appraisal of the programme to strengthen the program design and streamline for efficiency.
“Part of the reforms and streamlining will see a discount in tenure from the present 24 months to 12 months to pave way for another 400,000 persons.
At the top of the session, the ministers reportedly resolved that focus should be paid to helping youth convert knowledge into skills while providing opportunities for them to digitalize and organize markets.
She has commenced the transitioning of beneficiaries from Batches A and B into government entrepreneurship schemes and engaging private sector bodies to absorb some of the beneficiaries
Appointed minister by President Buhari in 2019, Umar Sadiya has been a remarkable and a wonderful game changer in the newly created ministry of Humanitaria affairs
Sadiya Umar Farouq formally and secretly tied the knot of marriage, her husband, the Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, had a secret wedding ceremony in Abuja- SaharaReporters confirmed
As we know, Madam is the first Minsiter to head the Ministry of Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development
Marriage is teamwork. And it requires both the partners to put in their individual efforts to make things work.
Just as you would want a ‘good husband’, your husband would want a good wife.
Modern, progressive women may have a tough time accepting the idea of a ‘good wife’.
But wait. Don’t jump to raging conclusions that being a good wife is about creating a stereotypical persona of a married woman. Because, it is not”
In this article, we will see how the newly married Umar Sadiya and her husband will Impact the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development
How will her marital life affect the Ministry which includes Npower?
Being supportive
Being head of the ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management, Sadiya Need all the help she can get from a man with wealth of Experience in Militray or para-military settings
Her Husband, the Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, is a well experienced air chief, thus; giving Sadiya some level of Support to support her Ministerial positions
Being supportive in a marriage is not just about being there when the partner is having a difficult time.
It is about appreciating or praising him when he achieves a milestone, or when he overcomes his fear and tries something new.
Supporting is not always saying good things. It is also about offering constructive criticism to encourage her to improve in whatever he is doing.
Respect to the Nation and Her Ministry
When a woman marries, she becomes responsible, not just to her self, to the society at large.
As such, the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development needs respect from a responsible married person to function effectivelly and effieciently
Respect to the Ministry means, putting the ministry above self interest, which is what the nation wants
Listening to the Plight of Others
Listening is critical for effective communication, and perhaps more important than talking.
The Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, needs a head that listen to the plight of the people
Her marriage with a Security Chief will make a conscious effort not just to hear, but listen and understand the plights of those in the Npower programme, School feeding and the entire National Social Investment Programm
Honesty and Loyalty to the Ministry
Honesty is the base for a trust. Marriages that last are based on honesty and open communication, with no place for cheating or lying. The The Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development is in dear need of this
Being truthful won’t always be easy. Sometimes your honesty might upset your husband and may even lead to fights.
But dishonesty can damage a relationship so much that the partners will have a tough time trusting each other again.
One lie or betrayal and your husband may always have a lingering doubt about your truthfulness.