Begin to Publicise Our Achievements, Buhari Tells Ministers, Agency Heads
By Our Correspondents
Ministers and Heads of departments and agencies have been directed by President Muhammadu Buhari to begin to publicise achievements recorded by the present government in the past seven years.
The directive may not be unconnected with the 2023 presidential election.
Buhari who gave the order in Abuja while launching a compendium of ecological projects executed by his administration.
He also disclosed that his administration was able to execute 266 ecological projects since 2015 out of 332 that were approved.
Buhari who launched the publication before the Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting said the “ enormity of Nigeria’s ecological problems and inherited infrastructure deficit in general, has the tendency, like the proverbial drop in the ocean, to always drown our achievements in addressing ecological challenges and infrastructure deficit at large”.
According to him, “It is against this background that publications like the one being launched today, become very important and a useful tool in correcting the negative public perception, that government has not done anything in addressing these challenges.
“The documentation and publication of these achievements in our modest effort to tackle ecological problems is, therefore, predicated on our quest to improve communication in governance, as a tool for keeping citizens well-informed and helping them to hold government accountable. This is the most significant implication of the Ecological Project Office’s initiative in publishing this compendium.”
Ministers and Heads of departments and agencies have been directed by President Muhammadu Buhari to begin to publicise achievements recorded by the present government in the past seven years.
The directive may not be unconnected with the 2023 presidential election.
Buhari who gave the order in Abuja while launching a compendium of ecological projects executed by his administration.
He also disclosed that his administration was able to execute 266 ecological projects since 2015 out of 332 that were approved.
Buhari who launched the publication before the Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting said the “ enormity of Nigeria’s ecological problems and inherited infrastructure deficit in general, has the tendency, like the proverbial drop in the ocean, to always drown our achievements in addressing ecological challenges and infrastructure deficit at large”.
According to him, “It is against this background that publications like the one being launched today, become very important and a useful tool in correcting the negative public perception, that government has not done anything in addressing these challenges.
“The documentation and publication of these achievements in our modest effort to tackle ecological problems is, therefore, predicated on our quest to improve communication in governance, as a tool for keeping citizens well-informed and helping them to hold government accountable. This is the most significant implication of the Ecological Project Office’s initiative in publishing this compendium.”
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