Minister of Information and National Orientation Mohammed Idris has stated that President Bola Tinubu actively listens to Nigerians before taking decisions.
Speaking during a visit by the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies delegation in Abuja, Idris said the President often asks, “What are Nigerians saying?”
He described the ministry’s role as bidirectional, communicating government policies while relaying citizens’ feedback to the administration. Idris noted that the National Orientation Agency’s 800 offices help gather grassroots views. The minister said governance is dynamic, allowing for policy adjustments based on public opinion.
Key Points:
The claim aims to reassure Nigerians that their voices matter in governance.
The administration is positioning itself as responsive to public feedback.
Bidirectional communication could improve policy acceptance and implementation.
The creative economy focus signals a potential area of government support.
Citizens may expect more visible policy adjustments based on their concerns.
The administration’s commitment to listening will be tested by tangible policy changes. Nigerians will watch for evidence of feedback shaping decisions.
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Sources: Daily Post Nigeria