Nigerian Government recommits to policy implementation – Voice of Nigeria

The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, says the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is recommitting to implementing policies that would improve the living conditions of Nigerians and place the nation in its proud place among the Commonwealth of Nations.

The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, while speaking at the Global Press Conference on the occasion of the One-Year Term of President Bola Tinubu in Abuja, said the administration recognizes the importance of human capital development and values ​​the contribution of the workforce to the successes recorded so far.

According to the Minister of Information, the government focuses on human capital and significant investments.

He, therefore, encouraged the media to remain patriotic in their reporting and inform Nigerians about the government’s policies and programs.

“The media in Nigeria has been largely free, and President Ahmed Tinubu is determined to make it even freer. In turn, we also ask you, the media, to remain focused through an honest, responsible and deep sense of patriotism towards our nation of fear, and to hold the government accountable“, he said.

He maintained that the good things happening in the country far outweigh the bad and should be taken into account.

“Over time, the Ministry of Information and National Orientation has deemed it appropriate to inform the media and the public about the activities of the Federal Government. ANDit is not just the government’s responsibility, but the responsibility of all of us, government media handlers, private individuals, bloggers and social media influencers. For Nigeria to achieve the prosperity it desires. You can’t thrive in a toxic atmosphere where someone just says what they think they want to say.” he noticed

Minister Idris added that the government’s commitment to good governance and the rule of law has strengthened democratic institutions and increased transparency and accountability in governance.

“However, it is worth noting that the act of nation building is not the responsibility of the government alone, it is a collective responsibility and commitment to building a stronger and more prosperous Nigeria. So let us rededicate ourselves to the ideals of unity, peace and progress as we work together to realize the full potential of our great nation. Together, let us continue our efforts for a better future for Nigeria and its people.” added this

As Nigeria strives for a better and more prosperous future, the government maintains that economic revitalization, social inclusion and infrastructure development remain goals that must be achieved.

Dominica Nwabufo