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he simpleness of the official swearing in ceremony for ministers is a radical departure from the past, with all kinds of elaborate money guzlling hedonistic, exhibitionistic, Orubebelizing wastefulness.
Abi nobi de same Naija we dey, e bi like say I dey daydream, I no dey see all dem grand paraphernalia of the psychotic days of Jonathanians.
Holy Moses, Chineke, Oduduwa, Alhamdulillah we have a president who is frugal and prudential in respect of resource management a la @mbuhari, in the days of the Jonathanians the whole Aso villa will be Okupelised with rented crowd costing the taxpayers billions of naira in refreshment, dia ris God ooooooooooooooo.
This is a cabinet grounded in multiplicity of problem solving solutions, rather than the straitjacketed approaches we have always transplanted without given due cognizance to the peculiarity inherent in our developmental goals.
A methodology that led us to where we are today is given way to a new paradigm in policy formulation and constitution of ministers to manage the various ministerial positions, so as to achieve maximum benefit democratic dividend wise for the greater benefit of the greater number of our citizenry.
The contractarianess of the @mbuhari and @Apcnigeria administration is vividly exrayed with the pursuit of rational assessment of the best strategy to maximization of the fulfillment of the promises made to Nigerians.
In my view these promises will come to fruition with the calibre of people manning the different portfolios, ministerial wise in this administration.
You might think that I am over optimistic about this cabinet, I dont think so. This is performance based appointments.
Kudos to all ministers and congratulations. Long Live the Federal Republic Of Nigeria.
Personally, I am more interested in the evolution, consolidation of power and housing sector in Nigeria, given the multiplier effects of both sectors in creating employment and stabilization of the economy moving forward.
Please don't get me wrong, other sectors of the economy are equally important in generating employment, of note are the solid minerals and agriculture, and the president has done justice to that area appropriately.
@Mbuhari has made the right calculation by given @tundefashola the ministry of power, works, and housing, or should I say the minister for infrastructure.
Note any failure here would be disastrous for the administration, so we cannot afford incompetence there.
This is a commentry right now, more to come watch this space.
