Long overdue – APC chieftain, Nwosu backs adoption of Oronsaye Report by Tinubu

An All Progressive Congress, APC chieftain, Uche Nwosu says the implementation of the Steven Oronsaye report by President Bola Tinubu was long overdue.

DAILY POST recalls that the Federal Executive Council on Monday adopted the Oronsaye report, which suggested the restructuring and rationalization of Federal agencies, parastatals, and commissions.

The adoption came twelve years after the report was submitted during the administration of the former president, Goodluck Jonathan.

Reacting, in a statement he issued on Tuesday, Uche Nwosu, a former Chief of Staff in Imo State, urged the committee set up to implement the adoption to hit the ground running without further delay.

According to him, the FEC’s decision was informed by the need to enhance efficiency in the federal service and reduce the cost of governance.

“The delay in the implementation of the recommendations of the Steve Oronsaye panel on the restructuring and rationalization of Federal agencies, parastatals, and commissions is long overdue”.

“I expect the eight-man committee, which has a 12-week deadline to ensure that the necessary legislative amendments and administrative restructuring needed to implement the reforms are effected efficiently and hit the ground running.

“No doubt, Nigeria operates one of the world’s most bloated federal civil services and only visionary leadership in the class of President Tinubu could have faced the rhythm and taken the Bull by the horns to do what the FEC has recommended, in the interest of all”.