The Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation said that relevant documents for the Ministers Designate preparatory to their inauguration were ready and available at their office for collection and that Mr. President has approved an induction retreat to hold August 15-16.
According to Boss Mustapha, Secretary to the Government of the Federation, “Following confirmation by the Senate, All Ministers Designate are by this NOTICE informed that relevant documents for their study and guidance, preparatory to the inauguration of the Cabinet shall be available for collection at the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (OSGF) (Cabinet Affairs Office) from 10.00am on Tuesday August 6, 2019”.
“Ministers Designate are also requested to please bring along and submit to the OSGF, their updated CV in soft and hard copies as well as any valid identification document.”
“Finally, I am pleased to inform you that, in view of the need to allow Ministers Designate enough time to study the documents (Status Report on Policies, Programmes and Projects; the 2019-2023 Road Map, FEC Handbook, etc) and considering the upcoming Sallah break, His Excellency, Mr. President has approved an INDUCTION RETREAT for Ministers Designate to be held at the State House Banquet Hall, Abuja from August 15-16, 2019.
“For further clarification, please contact the Permanent Secretary, Cabinet Affairs Office, OSGF on 08023229481.”
“Wishing you a Happy Sallah and looking forward to seeing you at the Retreat” – SGF, Boss Mustapha concluded.
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