Dangiwa Sends Message to Tinubu, FEC Members After Exit as Housing Minister
Former Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Ahmed Musa Dangiwa, has expressed appreciation to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and members of the Federal Executive Council (FEC) following his exit from office.
Gratitude to President, Colleagues
In a farewell message, Dangiwa thanked President Tinubu for the opportunity to serve, describing his time in office as an honour and a period of impactful public service.
He also acknowledged the support and collaboration of fellow cabinet members, noting that their collective efforts contributed to policy formulation and implementation within the housing sector.
Reflecting on Time in Office
Dangiwa highlighted key initiatives undertaken during his tenure, emphasizing efforts to:
- Improve housing delivery across the country
- Strengthen urban development policies
- Expand access to affordable housing
He expressed satisfaction with the progress made, while acknowledging that more work remains to be done.
Commitment to National Development
Despite leaving office, the former minister reaffirmed his commitment to contributing to national development in other capacities.
He urged stakeholders in the housing sector to sustain ongoing reforms and build on existing achievements.
Context of Cabinet Reshuffle
His exit comes amid recent changes within the Federal Executive Council, as the administration seeks to reposition key ministries and enhance performance.
Looking Ahead
Observers say such transitions are part of governance dynamics, with expectations that new leadership will continue to drive policies in the housing sector.
Dangiwa’s message reflects a tone of appreciation and continuity, as Nigeria navigates ongoing reforms in infrastructure and urban development within Nigeria.
Source: Daily Post