The Federal Government has relaunched the Citizens' Delivery Tracker, allowing Nigerians to monitor and report government policies and projects. The upgraded tracker will enable citizens to track and monitor the priority programmes and projects of the present government.
At the unveiling of the tracker in Abuja yesterday, Special Adviser to the President on Policy and Coordination and Head of the Central Coordination Delivery Unit , Hadiza Bala, said the development would enable Nigerians to monitor and report government policies and projects.
The platform “will enable all citizens to view the presidential deliverables and key performance indicators of all ministries and give their own assessment on the performance of each of those indicators,” she said. Jesus Is Light Ministries , Agodo-Egbe, Lagos, has appointed Bayo Funso Adaramola as the new General Overseer of the church.The Independent Media and Policy Initiative has said that the policy thrust of the President Bola Tinubu-led administration has set the stage for Nigeria to earn over N130 trillion, equivalent of $1 trillion, yearly in the next eight years.
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