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Saturday 7 November 2015

No large convoys, aides’ for Buhari’s ministers

All 36 ministers in President Buhari's cabinet will be having their convoys and aides cut down. One of the ministers-designate, Chris Ngige stated this while speaking to newsmen at the end of the ministerial retreat in Abuja yesterday November 6th
"Yes, we shall operate a lean economy because we are going to block areas of leakages, retinue of aides, protocol staff, large convoys of cars are things that will not fly in this administration" he said
Reacting to President Buhari's position that some ministers will not be assigned portfolio's in his cabinet, Ngige said
"If you have portfolio, if you don’t have portfolio, it is one single federal executive council. You bring whatever it is on the table. That is not a problem at all. We have the right to discuss things around the ministries because it is one single cabinet. The important thing is that we want to move our people from where they are now; they are in abject poverty, which concerns about 75 percent of the populace. So, we need to actually restructure the political and social moment of the country and that is what we are going to do. That means poverty will reduce.”he said

37 comments:

  1. PDP threatens Buhari to resign else! Click here to read details now!

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  2. Nah dere wahala.... Release nnamdi kanu or else.....

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  3. good to know
    ~D great anonymous!

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  4. Ngige onyem, I want him to govern Anambra state. I like him.

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  5. Idiot, work and stop all this studio politics u have bn playing with us. What has large convoy got to do with our economy u promised to build. Stupid president.

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  6. This man is surely uneducated. Cow president.

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  7. Rubbish always playing politics with everything.

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  8. D importance of having an educated president is clearly showing now.

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  9. My only concern is ,if the president has contingency plan to reduce unemployment. Coz with these cutting down of convoy's & aids,ministries etc,I fear many people would be thrown into unemployment circle.

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  10. Talk talk talk,we r tired o

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  11. Hmmm..we dey wait...

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  12. Wishing them the best in their new responsibilities.


    ~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA LUMIA

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  13. That's what we keep hearing from them "we will , we will", we shall... Till when abeg?














    #It WiLL oNLy gEt bETTer
    #It MuST ENd In PrAise

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  14. My president my president, Keep inculcating decency into our government, God bless u sir, ur good policies heaven will speed it up. Loving ur reforms everyday

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  15. Dear black leaders, think with your heads instead of your dicks this time. ( especially Nigerian politicians )

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  16. Kk we are watching them in 3D!!!

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  17. Good for them, that doesn't mean that they won't be stealing funds. TIMILEYIN BLESSING

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  18. Trance PMB this your drama is annoying. Abeg were is the changi mana. Has Nigerians looted the changi also?

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  19. Good, right step in curbing wastefulness.

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  20. I will vote Ngige or Rochas as president anytime anyway, cos they are not biased. Yes, I am 100% omo Yoruba. Just like my people will say, no be by tribe, na by personality and integrity.

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  21. “Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the LORD your God goes with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you.” (Deuteronomy 31:6)

    "After these things, the word of the Lord came to Abram in a vision, saying, Fear not, Abram, I am your Shield, your abundant compensation, and your reward shall be exceedingly great." (Genesis 15:1)

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  22. They better keep to their words. Nigerians are watching... For your Gaming, Sports and Tech news visit www.dutchsblog.com

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  23. Talk is cheap! Biko when I see action I wil believe dis and not all dis story telling.

    Comment frm ROYAL PRIESTHOOD (royalpriesthood007@gmail.com)

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  24. Ok! Personally, I 'd prefer "TALK AND DO" as the mantra of this great administration to "CHANGE".

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  25. Mtchewwwww these lie lie promise and fail APC politicians

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  26. More actions than useless talks

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  27. APC's so called "CHANGE" is a Ponzi scheme (PropaGanda) by PapaGanda (Baba Go Slow) and his Geriatric Orchestral of Sambisa House (Aso Rock).












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  28. They will flout this law, fogerrit

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  29. Okay seen and heard. Please they should get down to business immediately. Enough talk.


























    #TeamBlessed#

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  30. I really don't understand why this government will appoint ministers without portfolios. At the same time due to the law, they have to resign from any other job they have. Mr President, you are taking this too far. There can always be an assignment for every minister, instead of appointing them, just to disgrace them.

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