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NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT MINISTRIES, DEPARTMENTS & AGENCIES

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NIGERIAN

GOVERNMENT

MINISTRIES,

DEPARTMENTS

& AGENCIES

It is generally known that the Nigerian democratic system is perhaps one of

the most (if not the most) expensive democracy in the world. Beside the

perennial systemic corruption, there is duplication of functions across several

Ministries and Agencies; this actually is one of the reasons why the Recurrent

Expenditures of yearly budget dwarfs Capital Expenditures.

It is in this regard that in 2012, President Goodluck Jonathan inaugurated the

Steve Oronsanye Committee with the aim of “Restructuring and

Rationalization of the Federal Government Agencies, Parastatals and

Commissions”. Some of its recommendations are:

the scrapping of 102 federal government statutory agencies from the

present 263;

the abolition of 38 agencies;

the merger of 52 and reversion of 14 to mere departments in some

ministries.

the discontinuation of government funding of professional bodies and

councils.

While some recommendations were approved and others rejected, in May

2014 Government went further to inaugurate an implementation committee

on the White Paper of the report with a task to urgently wind up and

harmonise agencies as approved by government.

Source - http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=59699 | http://dailyindependentnig.com/2014/05/fg-inaugurates-panel-implement-oronsaye-report/

Unfortunately, as at the time of this piece, none of the approved

recommendations have been implemented, and business continues as usual. On

a personal review of the Agencies, particularly the Ministry of Education which

has WAEC and NECO conducting basically the same sets of examination; there is

no reason why this two should not be merged to reduce government spending.

In addition, the Universities, the Polytechnics/Monotechnics, and the Colleges of

Education are each regulated by the NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES COMMISSION

(NUC), the NATIONAL BOARD FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION (NBTE), and the

NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR COLLEGE OF EDUCATION (NCCE). The

Committee recommended that NBTE should be subsumed along with the NCCE

under the NUC to form the proposed tertiary education regulatory body known

as TERTIARY EDUCATION COMMISSION (TEC) - this recommendation was

however rejected.

Several agencies exist in different Ministries that should actually get the attention

of government for proper pruning and effective service delivery. This analysis

sourced its data from the NIGERIAN BUDGET (2008-2015). It extracts and

presents Ministries and their respective Departments/Parastatals/Agencies as well

as other government Commissions such as the Federal Executive Bodies.

DOWNLOAD THE WHITE PAPER ON RESTRUCTURING AND RATIONALISATION OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, PARASTATALS AND COMMISSIONS

MINISTRY1 FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY ADMIN.

2 AGRICULTURE

3 AVIATION

4 COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

5 DEFENCE

6 EDUCATION

7 ENVIRONMENT

8 FINANCE

9 FOREIGN AFFAIRS

10 HEALTH

11 INFORMATION

12 INTERIOR

13 JUSTICE

14 LABOUR AND PRODUCTIVITY

15 LANDS, HOUSING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT

16 MINES AND STEEL DEVELOPMENT

17 NIGER DELTA

18 PETROLEUM RESOURCES

19 POLICE AFFAIRS

20 POWER

21 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

22 SPECIAL DUTIES & INTER – GOVNTAL. AFFAIRS

23 SPECIAL DUTIES SGF

24 TOURISM, CULTURE & NATIONAL ORIENTATION

25 TRADE AND INVESTMENT

26 TRANSPORT

27 WATER RESOURCES

28 WOMEN AFFAIRS

29 WORKS

30 YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

MINISTRYEach Ministry are usually led by a Minister. Some

Ministries, such Education, Foreign Affairs, Health,

Defence, etc have more than one Ministers. The

Supporting Minister(s) are usually referred to as

Minister of State I or II as the case may be, they are also

known as Junior Minister.

The activities of each Ministry is supported by their

Agencies.

MINISTRYAGENCY /

DEPARTMENT / PARASTATAL

MINISTRY (2008 – 2015)2008 – 22 Ministries

Agriculture and Water Resources

Defence

Education

Energy

Environment and Housing

FCT Administration

Finance

Foreign & Intergovernmental Affairs

Health

Industry and Commerce

Information and Communications

Interior

Justice

Labour and Productivity

Mines and Steel Dvelopment

Petroleum Resources

Police Formations and Command

Science and Technology

Tourism, Culture & National Orientation

Transportation

Women Affairs

Youth Development

2009 – 26 MinistriesAgriculture and Water Resources

AviationCommerce and Industry

DefenceEducationEnvironment

FCT AdministrationFinanceForeign AffairsHealthInformation & Communications

InteriorJusticeLabour and ProductivityMines and Steel DevelopmentNiger Delta

Petroleum ResourcesPolice Formations and CommandPolice of AffairsPowerScience and Technology

Tourism, Culture & Nat. OrientationTransportWomen Affairs & Social Devt.Works, Housing & Urban Devt.Youth Development

2010 – 27 MinistriesAgriculture and Water Resources

AviationCommerce and Industry

DefenceEducationEnvironment

FCT AdministrationFinanceForeign AffairsHealthInformation & Communications

InteriorJusticeLabour and ProductivityMines and Steel DevelopmentNiger Delta

Petroleum ResourcesPolice AffairsPolice Formations and CommandPowerScience and Technology

Special DutiesTourism, Culture & Nat. OrientationTransportWomen Affairs & Social Devt.Works, Housing & Urban Devt.

Youth Development

MINISTRY (2008 – 2015)2011 – 27 Ministries

Agriculture and Rural Development

Aviation

Commerce & Industry

Defence

Education

Environment

FCT Administration

Finance

Foreign Affairs

Health

Information & Communication

Interior

Justice

Labour & Productivity

Land and Housing

Mines and Steel

Niger - Delta

Petroluem Resources

Police Affairs

Police Formations and Command

Science & Technology

Special Duties

Transport

Water Resources

Women Affairs

Works

Youth & Social Development

2012 – 30 MinistriesAgriculture and Rural Development

Aviation

Communication and Technology

Defence

Education

Environment

FCT Administration

Finance

Foreign Affairs

Health

Information

Interior

Justice

Labour & Productivity

Land and Housing

Mines and Steel

Niger - Delta

Petroluem Resources

Police Affairs

Police Formations and Command

Power

Science & Technology

Special Duties

Tourism, Culture & NOA

Trade & Investment

Transport

Water Resources

Women Affairs

Works

Youth & Social Development

2013 – 29 Ministries

Agriculture and Rural Development

Aviation

Communication and Technology

Defence

Education

Environment

FCT Administration

Finance

Foreign Affairs

Health

Information

Interior

Justice

Labour & Productivity

Land and Housing

Mines & Steel Development

Niger Delta Affairs

Petroluem Resources

Police Affairs

Police Formations & Command

Power

Science & Technology

Special Duties

Tourism, Culture &

Trade & Investment

Transport

Water Resources

Women Affairs

Works

Youth & Social Development

MINISTRY (2008 – 2015)2014 – 30 Ministries

Agriculture

Aviation

Communication Technology

Defence

Education

EnvironmentFCT Administration

Finance

Foreign Affairs

HealthInformation

Interior

Justice

Labour and Productivity

Lands, Housing & Urban Development

Mines and Steel Development

Niger DeltaPetroleum Resources

Police Affairs

Police Formations and Command

Power

Science and Technology

Special Duties Sgf

Tourism, Culture & National Orientation

Trade and Investment

Transport

Water Resources

Women Affairs

Works

Youth Development

2015 – 30 Ministries

Agriculture

Aviation

Communication Technology

Defence

Education

Environment

FCT Administration

Finance

Foreign & Intergovernmental Affairs

Health

Information

Interior

Justice

Labour and Productivity

Lands, Housing & Urban Development

Mines and Steel Dvelopment

Niger Delta

Petroleum Resources

Police Affairs

Police Formations and Command

Power

Science and Technology

Special Duties & Inter - Governmental Affairs

Tourism, Culture & National Orientation

Trade and Investment

Transport

Water Resources

Women Affairs

Works

Youth Development

MINISTRY (2008 – 2015)

YEAR MINISTRY

2008 22

2009 26

2010 27

2011 27

2012 30

2013 30

2014 30

2015 30

Think about these duplications!!!

Communication Technology, Information, Science and Technology

Transport, Aviation

Police Affairs, Police Formations and Command

FEDERAL EXECUTIVE COUNCILSThere are other Bodies that helps Government executive some of itsprimary functions, they are not regarded as Ministries but some arereferred to as Constitutional Bodies.

1 AUDITOR GENERAL FOR THE FEDERATION

2 CODE OF CONDUCT BUREAU

3 CODE OF CONDUCT TRIBUNAL

4 FEDERAL CHARACTER COMMISSION

5 FEDERAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

6 FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY COMMISSION

7INDEPENDENT CORRUPT PRACTICES AND RELATED OFFENCES COMMISSION

8INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION

9INFRASTRUCTURE CONCESSIONARY REGULATORY COMMISSION

10 NATIONAL JUDICIAL COUNCIL

11 NATIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION

12NATIONAL SALARIES, INCOMES AND WAGES COMMISSION

13 NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER

14OFFICE OF THE HEAD OF THE CIVIL SERVICE OF THE FEDERATION

15 POLICE FORMATIONS AND COMMAND

16 POLICE SERVICE COMMISSION

17 PUBLIC COMPLAINTS COMMISSION

18REVENUE MOBILISATION, ALLOCATION AND FISCAL COMMISSION

19SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF THE FEDERATION

AGENCY/DEPARTMENT/PARASTATALAlmost every Ministries have its own Agency / Department / Parastatal.

Beside the Director General (DG) or Head of the Agency, who leads these

Agencies; a collection of people known as Board Members also have

some functionary oversights over Agencies. Reducing or merging a number of Agencies goes a

long way to safe money for

Government

MINISTRIES AND AGENCY/DEPARTMENT/PARASTATAL

MINISTRY TOTAL

EDUCATION 210

HEALTH 127

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 81

AGRICULTURE 40

FOREIGN & INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS

36

TRADE AND INVESTMENT 17

ENVIRONMENT 16

WATER RESOURCES 16

DEFENCE 13

TOURISM, CULTURE & NATIONAL ORIENTATION

12

PRESIDENCY 11

JUSTICE 10

MINES AND STEEL DEVELOPMENT 10

INFORMATION 8

POWER 7

MINISTRY TOTAL

FINANCE 6

INTERIOR 6

AVIATION 5

LABOUR AND PRODUCTIVITY 5

WORKS 5

PETROLEUM RESOURCES 5

TRANSPORT 4

COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY 2

POLICE AFFAIRS 2

SPECIAL DUTIES & INTER -GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS

2

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT 2

NIGER DELTA 1

WOMEN AFFAIRS 1

FCT ADMINISTRATION 1

LANDS, HOUSING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT

1

MINISTRIES AND AGENCY/DEPARTMENT/PARASTATAL

MINISTRY TOTAL

SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF THE FEDERATION

18

OFFICE OF THE HEAD OF THE CIVIL SERVICE OF THE FEDERATION

12

NATIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION 4

NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER 4

NATIONAL SPORTS COMMISSION 3

AUDITOR-GENERAL FOR THE FEDERATION 1

CODE OF CONDUCT BUREAU 1

CODE OF CONDUCT TRIBUNAL 1

FEDERAL CHARACTER COMMISSION 1

FEDERAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION 1

FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY COMMISSION 1

MINISTRY TOTAL

INDEPENDENT CORRUPT PRACTICES AND RELATED OFFENCES COMMISSION

1

INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION

1

INFRASTRUCTURE CONCESSION REGULATORY COMMISSION

1

NATIONAL JUDICIAL COUNCIL 1

NATIONAL POPULATION COMMISSION 1

NATIONAL SALARIES, INCOMES AND WAGES COMMISSION

1

POLICE FORMATIONS AND COMMAND 1

POLICE SERVICE COMMISSION 1

PUBLIC COMPLAINTS COMMISSION 1

REVENUE MOBILIZATION, ALLOCATION, AND FISCAL COMMISSION

1

No doubt, the resources required to maintain and sustain these

Departments and Agencies is enormous. As recommended by

the Steve Oronsanye Committee; some Agencies need to be

SCRAPPED, MERGED or RESTRUCTURED. This report should be a

starting point to streamline Government spending.

While Agencies and Departments are created based on the

requirement to meet Citizens’ need, it is also important to

continue to review the effectiveness and productivity of each

Agency to justify expended state resources.

RATIONALIZATION OF AGENCIES, PARASTATALS, AND COMMISSIONS

WOULD HELP THE GOVERNMENT TO REPOSITION THE MINISTRIES TO

SUPERVISE MANDATES OF THE PARASTATALS. IT RECOGNIZED THAT THE

REFORM WOULD HAVE DIMENSIONS AND COST IMPLICATIONS AND

RECOMMENDED THAT GOVERNMENT SHOULD FOCUS ON EMPOWERING

THE MDAS “TO DO MORE FOR LESS”

Here is a statement from the Steve Oronsanye Committee (Pg. 6)

Analysis by: Wale Micaiah

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