The federal government has announced a three-day retreat for
ministers and cabinet members of President Bola Tinubu’s administration.
Mohammed Idris, minister of information and national
orientation, announced the development while addressing State House
correspondents at the end of the weekly federal executive council (FEC) meeting
on Monday.
Idris said the retreat which will start on November 1 will
also include other top government officials.
On October 17, Hadiza Bala Usman, special adviser to the president on policy coordination, said each minister would sign a performance bond with the president at the retreat.
Bala-Usman said the bond would contain key performance
indicators (KPIs) that would be reviewed quarterly.
She added that the bond would also come with a consequence
management framework for appointees who fall short.
“The role of my office is to ensure that there is
coordination across ministries, departments and agencies. We have effectively
commenced our work,” Bala-Usman had said.
“We have also looked
to see that while there are policy deployments across MDAs, there is also an
understanding of the respective deliverables expected of the MDAs of
government.
“We are looking to commence an assessment of the respective
ministers in January 2024. We are going to have quarterly assessments of
performance which will culminate in an annual scorecard.
“In addition to that, we are going to have a cabinet retreat
in November with Mr. President. At the end, this would culminate in the
performance bond that will be signed by each ministry.”
President Tinubu had on August 21, inaugurated 45 ministers,
and added three more on October 16.
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