The Top 12 Performing Ministers in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Administration

The top 12 performing ministers in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration have demonstrated exceptional commitment and competence in their respective portfolios. Let’s delve deeper into their accomplishments and contributions:

1. Nyesom Wike, Minister of Federal Capital Territory (FCT):
   • Established the FCT Civil Service Commission to ensure career progression for civil servants.
   • Prioritized completion of ongoing infrastructure projects, focusing on roads, rail, and township development.
   • Implemented security measures and revenue generation initiatives to safeguard residents and fund infrastructural development.
   • Restoring the original Abuja master plan and tackling insecurity by eliminating illegal structures.
2. Wale Edun, Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy:
   • Initiated fiscal reforms to revamp the economy post-fuel subsidy removal.
   • Ensured equitable and transparent monthly disbursements from the federation account.
   • Expanded direct cash transfer schemes to mitigate the impact of rising living costs.
3. Muhammed Ali Pate, Minister of Health and Social Welfare:
   • Attracted development partners to support Nigeria’s healthcare system.
   • Introduced lifesaving vaccines and maternal health programs.
   • Facilitated significant funding deals for healthcare, including a $1bn agreement with Afreximbank.
4. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, Minister of Interior:
   • Cleared backlogs of international passports and automated passport application processes.
   • Implemented E-gates system at international airports to enhance immigration processes.
5. Mohammed Idris Malagi, Minister of Information and National Orientation:
   • Hosted inter-ministerial press briefings to boost accountability in governance.
   • Used sound PR strategies in stakeholder engagements and rebranding Nigeria’s image.
6. Adegboyega Oyetola, Minister of Marine and Blue Economy:
   • Positioned Nigeria as a significant player in the blue economy sector.
   • Unveiled plans to generate $20 billion annually within the blue economy, aiming for two million job creations.
7. Barrister Ohanenye Uju Kennedy, Minister of Women Affairs:
   • Championed the fight against gender-based violence and advocated for women’s inclusion in peace-building.
   • Hosted capacity-building programs for economically active women to empower them.
8. Dele Alake, Minister of Solid Minerals:
   • Restored investor confidence and renewed global interest in the mining sector.
   • Established enhanced security measures and international collaborations for sector protection.
9. Doris Uzoka-Anite, Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment:
   • Secured $30 billion in foreign investment commitments within eight months.
   • Facilitated agreements for artisan licensing skills and youth employability enhancement.
10. David Umahi, Minister of Works:
    • Ensured timely project delivery and enhanced construction site security.
    • Introduced concrete road technology for superior durability and cost savings.
11. Festus Keyamo, Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development:
    • Prioritized safety regulations and infrastructure upgrades in the aviation sector.
    • Developed human capacity within the industry through training initiatives.
12. Dr. Bosun Tijani, Minister of Communications, Innovations and Digital Economy:
    • Launched digital innovation programs and talent development initiatives.
    • Attracted investors for digital infrastructure projects, including laying fibre infrastructure worth approximately $2 billion.

These ministers have not only achieved significant milestones but have also utilized effective media channels to promote and defend the administration’s agenda, contributing to the overall development and progress of Nigeria.