A cabinet reshuffle is expected in the coming weeks once President Bola Tinubu receives the scorecard of his ministers within a few days. The Africa Report speaks to Hadiza Bala-Usman, who is compiling the report.
on 29 May. He made his ministers sign performance contracts, warning them to quit if they were not capable of meeting the goals set for them. Tinubu then ordered his policy adviser, Hadiza Bala-Usman, to monitor their performance.
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