Private Sector, Not Government Is Responsible For Creating Jobs – Salisu Mohammed

A member of the All Progressives Congress , Salisu Mohammed, has said that government is not responsible for creating jobs.

Mohammed said this when he made an appearance on Channels TV’s Sunrise Daily, ahead of the inauguration of Ministers-Designates and Permanent Secretaries on Wednesday. According to him, there is a lot more energy and drive from the presidency and the cabinet members would be held accountable to the responsibilities that would be given to them.

Also speaking on the matter, spokesperson of the Peoples Democratic Party Presidential Campaign Council, Sani Umar, said: “with the way and manner he has taken governance this time around perhaps may be able to achieve his objectives”.

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