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Federal executive council meetingBayo Onanuga, special adviser to the president on information and strategy, told state house correspondents on Wednesday that “the president has expressed his desire to reshuffle his cabinet and he will do it”.
The spokesperson also said the president has asked his ministers to “actively” communicate the milestones and achievements of the administration.According to Onanuga, Tinubu urged his ministers to “go out there and publicise the administration’s successes”.“Many Nigerians believe the president isn’t doing much, while the government is actually making significant strides,” Onanuga said.
“I know he has gotten a couple of reports, and as Mr. Onanuga said, when he is ready to do that, he will.”Tinubu is facing growing calls from within the ruling All Progressives Congress to remove underperforming ministers from his cabinet and reset the course of his administration.Some APC chieftains have told journalists off-the-record that the rejig is long overdue.
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