Abuja, March 7, 2024 – The Federal Government has inaugurated a 10-man committee to Implement Oronsanye Report.
A statement from the office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, announced this development on Thursday.
The Committee will oversee the implementation of the suggestions in the Oronsaye Report and the White Paper on the reorganisation of the parastatals, agencies and commissions.
The mandate of the committee is to: “Review current mandates to understand the existing functions, responsibilities, and objectives outlined in the mandates of the Agencies; Identify redundancies and overlaps or conflicting objectives among the mandates of different organisational units.
The committee is also to: Define strategic objectives to ensure the revised mandates align with the strategic objectives and priorities of the government.”
It is also to: “Engage key stakeholders and gather input and feedback on the proposed revisions to the mandates; Draft clear, concise, and actionable revised mandates for the organisations involved in the restructuring; Ensure the revised mandates comply with all applicable laws, regulations, and policies governing government operations; Obtain necessary approvals from relevant authorities for the revised mandates; Effectively communicate the revised mandates to employees and stakeholders; and Implement the revised mandates effectively and monitor their implementation to identify any issues or challenges.”
Members of the Committee include: GEORGE AKUME, LATEEF OLASUNKANMI FAGBEMI, ABUBAKAR ATIKU BAGUDU, FOLASHADE YEMI-ESAN, USMAN HADIZA BALA and DASUKI IBRAHIM
Others are: ABDULLAHI ABUBAKAR GUMEL, IBRAHIM KUNLE OLAREWAJU, HAKEEM MURI OKUNOLA and RICHARD P. PHEELANGWAH.
The committee has 12 weeks to submit its report. (GBN)
