By Mohammed Bello Doka
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is expected to review the performance evaluations of his cabinet members this week. This assessment comes just ahead of the administration's first anniversary next week, marking a significant milestone in Tinubu's presidency. The ministers, who have been in office for nine months, having taken their oaths on August 21 of the previous year, will be under scrutiny.
According to sources, the President will receive performance evaluations for ministers, advisers, and key departments and agencies. These evaluations are part of a comprehensive review process managed by the Central Delivery Coordination Unit (CDCU), which conducts quarterly assessments.
"From the outset, the ministers signed a performance bond, and this bond will play a crucial role in determining their future in the administration," the source said. Additionally, a Citizens’ Delivery Tracker App has been utilized to monitor the ministers' performance, incorporating feedback from the public into the evaluation process.
While the final decision on the ministers' fate rests solely with the President, it will be informed by their adherence to the administration's eight priority areas and key performance indices. The comprehensive nature of these evaluations underscores the administration's commitment to accountability and effective governance.
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