President Bola Tinubu has issued a directive restructuring government operations by deploying essential agencies to the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) office to streamline administrative processes and improve service delivery.
The move was confirmed by Segun Imohiosen, Head of Media and Communications at the SGF office.
On his part, Abiodun Ogunmefun, Director of Planning, Research, and Statistics, said several agencies facing challenges beyond their supervising ministries’ scope have been temporarily reassigned to the SGF’s office until the issues are resolved.
The initiative is said to align with the outcomes of a recent ministerial retreat convened by President Tinubu in November, focusing on enhancing governmental policies and efficiency.
The agencies include
National Agency for Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI)
National Identity Management Commission (NIMC)
Nigerian Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI)
Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission (ICRC)
Fiscal Responsibilities Commission (FRC)
National Quality Council (NQC)
National Hydro Electric Power Producing Areas Development Commission (N-HYPADEC)
Bureau of Public Service Reforms (BPSR)
National Pension Commission (PENCOM)
Border Community Development Agency (BDCA)
National Boundary Commission (NBC)
National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) and
Galaxy Backbone Limited.
All this agencies to be watch by SGF, we keep watching, the outcome will soon be out, God come to our end with mercy please.
Wooooow that’s a great gesture by Mr President, the SGF I know is a man of integrity and he will make sure that everything has been worked as planned.
A very serious development and efficiency of it’s highest order. Kudos to the Most thinking and action regime.
This is a welcome development.
It will enhance efficiency and facilitate optimal performance.
Bureaucracy has been the undoing of our democratic experiment.
My fear is that of abuse of power.
I pray that God will give the SGF wisdom to supervise these ministries without compromising the essence of their existence.
Is it not better we have directors over those agencies than giving one person?