President Tinubu threatens cabinet members saying you either provide results or be fired

As his administration gets down to business as usual, President Bola Tinubu on Wednesday threatened to remove any member of his cabinet who did not fulfill the precise mandate assigned to them by their ministry.

Threateningly, Tinubu announced that the Presidential Villa in Abuja would host the 2023 Cabinet Retreat for Ministers, Presidential Aides, Permanent Secretaries, and Top Government Functionaries.

Speaking on the topic of “Delivering on the Renewed Hope Agenda,” Tinubu stated that while his administration is aware of the difficulties ahead, everyone involved must come to a conclusion and devise an action plan in order to solve the issues.

The President added that he has gracefully taken on all of his predecessor’s obligations and tasks since taking office.

He took his time to put together his cabinet of the brightest minds to help the administration fulfill the hopes and dreams of the people because he declared that there would be no space for excuses.

The president announced that he had given Special Advisor on Policy Coordination Bala Hadiza instructions to lead the Result and Delivery Unit, which would track all ministerial appointees’ key performance indicators.

He claimed that all of the ministers would sign a bond of understanding at the conclusion of the retreat to keep track of who was performing up to par and who wasn’t.

At the retreat, Tinubu said, “No one is an island because the buck stops on my desk. If you are performing nothing to fear, if you miss the objectives, we review, if you have no performance you leave us.”

Food security, eradicating poverty, economic expansion and job creation, capital access, inclusivity—drawing from a diverse skill base—security, justice, the rule of law, and combating corruption are some of the top concerns that the Tinubu administration wants the cabinet members to concentrate on.

Later, more information.