Ministerial Appointments: Group Hails Tinubu’s Recognition Of Competence

The Tinubu Support Team (TST) has applauded President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for not only appointing his ministers in time, but for meticulously putting the right pegs in the right holes.

National coordinator of the coalition, John Lawal, while addressing journalists in Abuja, said the President for the first time in history, assiduously selected competent, efficacious and pragmatic individuals from all the geo political regions without detribalisation and for the right offices.

The TST also commended President Tinubu for appointing the former Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC) chairman and Member, House of Representatives, Hon. Zephaniah Jisalo as the minister of Special Duties & Inter Governmental Affairs.

He said “This has actually showed the dexterity of the President as a nationalist who promptly identifies “political technocrats” that have carved niches for themselves in political administration irrespective of their tribe or religion when national servitude beckons.

“As a two time AMAC Chairman and a Member representing Abuja Municipal/Bwari Constituency which housed the Presidency and with Advanced Diploma in government policies, planning & implementation at the famous Thames University in London, no indigenous Gbagyi man, serving as a Federal Minister of the Federal Republic can be more suitable for this efficacious office and we cannot but be enthusiastic.

“As the minister of Special Duties and Inter Governmental Affairs, Hon. Jisalo
will use his expertise in Applied Psychology and Administration to conduct, coordinate and promote harmonious relationship amongst the three tiers of government nationwide.”

The group expressed confident that Hon. Jisalo will encourage harmonious interface among the various arms of government as well as relevant international bodies to enhance good governance and provide leadership in the development of risk measures and disaster management vis-a-vis handling specialised requests for assistance in times of flooding and other unforeseen natural disasters.