Nyesom Wike, the minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), has topped the list of President Bola Tinubu’s 12 performing ministers.
This is as the Economic Confidential released the list of identified ministers as the “top 12 performers” in the administration of President Bola Tinubu.
Photo Credit: Nyesom Wike, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Gboyega Oyetola
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Tinubu to rate ministers with KPI
Following the review of the current members of the Federal Executive Council (FEC), the publication highlighted their achievements and efforts since their resumption of office.
Recall that Tinubu has earlier said that Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) would be used to assess the performance of the ministers and their ministries.
The report reads in part:
“Some Ministers have shown competence in their respective duties. Beyond pragmatic initiatives and impactful programmes, the performing ministers also deploy effective media relations and strategic stakeholder engagements.”
Below are the names of the ministers listed:
Nyesom Wike
The former governor of Rivers state was rated for establishing the FCT Civil Service Commission. Issuing completion orders to contractors to complete rail, township and road projects.
Also, Wike was ranked for prioritising security measures, generating revenue for the FCT and maintaining the Abuja master plan.
Wale Edun
The FCT minister was followed by his counterpart in the ministry of finance and economy. Edun was rated for his efforts in reviving the economy following the removal of the fuel subsidies, which were estimated for over N400bn monthly.
Edun was said to be leading in the alternative ways to generate more revenue for the country and upgrading the policy of the cash transfer scheme to get millions of Nigerian households out of poverty.
Prof. Muhammed Ali Pate
The minister of health and social welfare was rated for championing partnership in Nigeria’s healthcare sector and for introducing the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine into national immunisation.
He was also commended for launching the Multiple Micronutrient Supplements (MMS) to improve maternal health. The facilitation of the $1 billion MoU for the elimination of Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) was lauded.
Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo
Tinubu’s minister of interior came fourth on the list of the 12 performing ministers after clearing the backlog of over 200 thousand international passports within a week of his appointment.
Implementing the automation of the application process for passports and introducing the E-gate system at the airports to reduce physical contact of passengers with immigration officers catapulted the minister for the rating.
Mohammed Idris
The minister of information and national orientation was rated for regular press briefings on governance and decorum during interactions and comments.
He was commended for engaging stakeholders on germane issues and the unification of the National Value Charter. The charter provided guidelines for the rights of citizens and the expectations of the government.
Seven other ministers on the list are listed below and their ministries:
| S/N | Ministers | Ministries |
| 6 | Adegboyega Oyetola | Minister of Marine and Blue Economy |
| 7 | Ohanenye Uju Kennedy | Ministry of Women Affairs |
| 8 | Dele Alake | Minister of Solid Minerals |
| 9 | Doris Uzoka-Anite | Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment |
| 10 | David Umahi | Minister of Works |
| 11 | Festus Keyamo | Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development |
| 12 | Bosun Tijani | Minister of Communications, Innovations and Digital Economy |
Source: Legit.ng
