Diaspora Group Urges Tinubu To Reconsider Creation Of Livestock Ministry, Caution Against Waste

*Says President should optimize existing structures, avoid New Ministry

The Nigeria Professionals in Diaspora (NPID) has urged President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to reconsider his plans to create a new Ministry of Livestock, citing concerns about the potential waste of resources and the need to optimize existing structures.

Speaking at a press conference in Abuja, NPID President .Dr Johnson David commended President Tinubu's achievements since assuming office, including his fight against corruption and economic reforms.

However, he expressed concerns that creating a new ministry would be an unnecessary addition to the government's structure and would increase the overall cost of governance.

"We believe the existing structures within the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development could be strengthened and optimized to address the needs of the livestock industry, without the added cost and bureaucracy of a new ministry," Dr David said.

Mr. Ikechukwu Obinna, a senior NPID member, added that the resources required to establish and maintain a standalone Ministry of Livestock could be better utilized to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the existing agricultural frameworks.

He said, "Our analysis suggests that the resources required to establish and maintain a standalone Ministry of Livestock could be better utilized to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the existing agricultural frameworks

"This would allow for a more streamlined and cost-effective approach to supporting the livestock sector's development."

The NPID urged President Tinubu to carefully consider the long-term implications of creating a new ministry and to instead focus on optimizing the existing institutional structures to address the challenges faced by livestock farmers and stakeholders.

The organization pledged its continued support and cooperation in realizing the President's vision for a prosperous and sustainable Nigeria.

The NPID highlighted President Tinubu's swift and decisive actions to address the country's most pressing challenges, particularly in the areas of economic reform, infrastructure development, and the fight against corruption.

NPID said, "Since assuming office, President Tinubu has demonstrated an unparalleled commitment to revitalizing Nigeria's economy and laying the foundation for sustainable growth,"

"His bold policy decisions, such as the removal of fuel subsidies, have been instrumental in stabilizing the country's fiscal position and paving the way for long-term economic prosperity."

The organization also commended the President's focus on infrastructure development, which has been a crucial driver of economic transformation.

The NPID praised what it describe as the accelerated construction of roads, bridges, and other critical infrastructure projects across the country, which have improved connectivity, facilitated the movement of goods and services, and created numerous job opportunities for Nigerians.

"President Tinubu's commitment to infrastructure development has been truly remarkable," Dr Suleiman Abubakar, the NPID Secretary noted

He added that,"The roads, railways, and other infrastructure projects being delivered under his leadership are not only enhancing the quality of life for our citizens but also laying the foundation for Nigeria's long-term economic competitiveness."

Furthermore, the NPID highlighted President Tinubu's unwavering dedication to the fight against corruption, which has been a longstanding challenge in the country.

The organization lauded the President's efforts to strengthen institutional frameworks, empower anti-corruption agencies, and hold public officials accountable for their actions.

Creating a Livestock Ministry would benefit Nigeria's agricultural sector.

Make Tinubu tink twice before creating Livestock Ministry, e go fit cause wahala.

Jagaban, abeg consider dia advice, e go help Naija.

The following Ministeries should be equally created:
1. Ministry of Home Lesson Teachers.
2. Ministry of Spare Parts.
3. Ministry of Pepper and Tomato.
These are also critical to survival of Nigeria. Anuofia them!

LordIsaac:
The following Ministeries should be equally created:
1. Ministry of Home Lesson Teachers.
2. Ministry of Spare Parts.
3. Ministry of Pepper and Tomato.
These are also critical to survival of Nigeria. Anuofia them!

You be were I swear