Twenty-two weeks since the federal government set up a 10-member committee on implementing the Oronsaye report, there has been silence.
Mohammed Idris, minister of information, who announced the development to journalists, said several agencies would be eliminated; others would be merged or restructured to cut governance costs.In 2011, former President Goodluck Jonathan constituted the Stephen Oronsaye-led panel to identify inadequacies in the nation’s civil service.
On March 7, George Akume, secretary to the government of the federation , on behalf of the president,to review the current mandates of the affected ministries “to understand the existing functions, responsibilities, and objectives outlined in the mandates of the agencies, as well as identify redundancies and overlaps or conflicting objectives among the mandates of the different organisational units”.
Others are Dasuki Arabi, director-general of the Bureau of Public Service Reform; Abdullahi Gumel, senior special assistant to the president on national assembly matters ; “We cannot stop the engine of the country from moving because we are reviewing activities of the past. The world is not even waiting for anyone. As the world evolves, we are moving along that same line.
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