According to him, the “overall aim of establishing the National Steering Committee and the Development Plan Implementation Unit is to lay the foundation for a strong institutional base, structures and systems that would drive and ensure efficient and effective implementation of the targets in the National Development Plan 2021 – 2025, towards building a prosperous country.”
“It is a testament to the determination and commitment of the government to provide the desired political will and leadership for effective implementation of the new national development plan.” He added that the Committee is a national assignment with institutional membership and outlives an administration.
During the inauguration, the Vice President pointed out that “going forward, the Federal Government is determined to make a paradigm shift by ensuring that agencies and institutions make necessary commitments and account for the level of implementation of programmes and projects within their respective sectors, especially those that were admitted into the National Development Plan, with a view to increasing and improving infrastructure stock in Nigeria.
The Vice President listed the specific objectives of the committee, of which he is Chairman: To ensure efficient management of the implementation process of the Plan; reduce bureaucratic processes in the governance process; gradually professionalise planning functions for capacity sustainability; begin the process of institutionalisation of the Plan implementation within the Ministry and other MDAs; facilitate manpower development and adequate utilisation in the public service to drive the...
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