The outgoing president retires on the sidelines, By Eric Teniola
Much has been said about Steve Oronsaye's report. I doubt that President Muhammadu Buhari GCFR will implement any part of this report before handing over on May 29, 2023. Rationalization and streamlining of poverty alleviation institutions and agencies. Ahmed Joda's report is just as important as Steve Oronsaye's report.
The Ahmed Joda Panel was established in June 1999 by President Olusegun Obasanjo GCFR. The Panel was tasked with examining the factors responsible for the inefficient and ineffective performance of existing institutions and making recommendations that will ensure the success of the government in implementing programs to eradicate poverty and improve the standard of living. lives of Nigerians.
The Chairman of the Panel was Alhaji Ahmed Joda (February 13, 1930 – August 13, 2021). He was a longtime friend of President Obasanjo. He was educated at Yola Elementary School, Yola Middle School, Kaduna College, 1945-1948, Pitman's College, London, 1954-1956; joined the Nigerian Broadcasting Service, 1956-1960, Principal Assistant Secretary, then Permanent Secretary, Northern Nigeria Public Service, 1962-1967 and Permanent Secretary, Federal Government, 1967-1978.
The panel was inaugurated on July 22, 1999 by the then Federation Government Secretary, Chief Ufot Ekaette CFR (1939-2019). Other panel members were Ms. Funlayo Adebo-Kiencke, Dr. Attahiru Jega, Engr. Chike Madueke, Dr Peter Ogbang, Mallam Oumar Shittien, Alhaji Adamu Yakubu while Dr Abdullahi Aliyu was the panel secretary.
Resource persons who assisted the panel were Dr. Magaji B. Mahmoud, Dr. (Ms.) Evelyn Onyeozili, Dr. M.S. Kallah, Dr. Abubakar Lamorde, Dr. Ephraim Madu, Eng. A. Liman, engineer. Willy Achukwu, Hajiya Talatu Bashir, Chief (Mrs) Bisi Ogunleye, Mr. Olubunmi Adetunmbi, Prince Lekan Fadina and Mr. S. O. Eloho of the National Planning Commission.
The next president should take a look at the Panel's report on streamlining and streamlining poverty alleviation institutions and agencies.
The Panel identified ministries and 18 institutions/agencies that have a direct mandate on poverty reduction. It also identified other institutions that complement the activities of the main anti-poverty agencies.
In carrying out the responsibility entrusted to it, the Panel used a variety of data collection strategies, including desk review, courtesy visits to state governors, discussions with state government officials, States; and project verification visits to States. They also include a dialogue with non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and international donor agencies (IDA), as well as a discussion with the heads of the federal government's anti-poverty institutions.
The panel recommended that the ultimate goal of government in dealing with the problem of poverty in Nigeria should be the eradication of absolute poverty in Nigeria, which is achievable and has been promoted by the United Nations since the World Social Summit in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1995. In this regard, the Group recommended the creation of an appropriate mechanism to coordinate the activities of all agencies, as well as to promote complementarity between the activities of the federal governments and the states. All with the aim of achieving the goal of eradicating absolute poverty.
I also doubt that the President will implement any part of this report before May 29, 2023.
The 2014 National Conference was inaugurated by President Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan GCFR on March 17, 2014 in Abuja, Nigeria.
The conference was led by retired Chief Justice Idris Legbo Kutigi of Lavun Local Government Area, Niger State, in the Middle Belt region of Nigeria.
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Much has been said about Steve Oronsaye's report. I doubt that President Muhammadu Buhari GCFR will implement any part of this report before handing over on May 29, 2023. Rationalization and streamlining of poverty alleviation institutions and agencies. Ahmed Joda's report is just as important as Steve Oronsaye's report.
The Ahmed Joda Panel was established in June 1999 by President Olusegun Obasanjo GCFR. The Panel was tasked with examining the factors responsible for the inefficient and ineffective performance of existing institutions and making recommendations that will ensure the success of the government in implementing programs to eradicate poverty and improve the standard of living. lives of Nigerians.
The Chairman of the Panel was Alhaji Ahmed Joda (February 13, 1930 – August 13, 2021). He was a longtime friend of President Obasanjo. He was educated at Yola Elementary School, Yola Middle School, Kaduna College, 1945-1948, Pitman's College, London, 1954-1956; joined the Nigerian Broadcasting Service, 1956-1960, Principal Assistant Secretary, then Permanent Secretary, Northern Nigeria Public Service, 1962-1967 and Permanent Secretary, Federal Government, 1967-1978.
The panel was inaugurated on July 22, 1999 by the then Federation Government Secretary, Chief Ufot Ekaette CFR (1939-2019). Other panel members were Ms. Funlayo Adebo-Kiencke, Dr. Attahiru Jega, Engr. Chike Madueke, Dr Peter Ogbang, Mallam Oumar Shittien, Alhaji Adamu Yakubu while Dr Abdullahi Aliyu was the panel secretary.
Resource persons who assisted the panel were Dr. Magaji B. Mahmoud, Dr. (Ms.) Evelyn Onyeozili, Dr. M.S. Kallah, Dr. Abubakar Lamorde, Dr. Ephraim Madu, Eng. A. Liman, engineer. Willy Achukwu, Hajiya Talatu Bashir, Chief (Mrs) Bisi Ogunleye, Mr. Olubunmi Adetunmbi, Prince Lekan Fadina and Mr. S. O. Eloho of the National Planning Commission.
The next president should take a look at the Panel's report on streamlining and streamlining poverty alleviation institutions and agencies.
The Panel identified ministries and 18 institutions/agencies that have a direct mandate on poverty reduction. It also identified other institutions that complement the activities of the main anti-poverty agencies.
In carrying out the responsibility entrusted to it, the Panel used a variety of data collection strategies, including desk review, courtesy visits to state governors, discussions with state government officials, States; and project verification visits to States. They also include a dialogue with non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and international donor agencies (IDA), as well as a discussion with the heads of the federal government's anti-poverty institutions.
The panel recommended that the ultimate goal of government in dealing with the problem of poverty in Nigeria should be the eradication of absolute poverty in Nigeria, which is achievable and has been promoted by the United Nations since the World Social Summit in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1995. In this regard, the Group recommended the creation of an appropriate mechanism to coordinate the activities of all agencies, as well as to promote complementarity between the activities of the federal governments and the states. All with the aim of achieving the goal of eradicating absolute poverty.
I also doubt that the President will implement any part of this report before May 29, 2023.
The 2014 National Conference was inaugurated by President Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan GCFR on March 17, 2014 in Abuja, Nigeria.
The conference was led by retired Chief Justice Idris Legbo Kutigi of Lavun Local Government Area, Niger State, in the Middle Belt region of Nigeria.
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