Concerns regarding the size of President Tinubu’s administration have been voiced by Solomon Dalung, the former Minister of Sports and Youth Development under President Muhammadu Buhari. He cited Tinubu’s sizable cabinet, which he said included over fifty ministers and was among the largest in Nigerian history. Dalung emphasized that government operations must reduce costs. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
In an interview with Daily Trust TV, Dalung compared it to his tenure as a minister, highlighting the fact that they only had two approved aides under Buhari’s administration. He said, however, that each of the present ministers had thirteen assistants.
In Dalung’s words: “When we were ministers, Buhari approved only 2 aides for us but current ministers have 13 aides approved for each of them. So if you multiply 13 by about 50, you will know what will happen to the modest dividend of the withdrawal of fuel subsidy. It is just going to be consumed by the cost of governance” CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
