President Buhari Orders Customs Boss, AGF, 12 Others To Submit Hand Over Notes
President Muhammadu Buhari has ordered Customs Comptroller General,
Hameed Ali, the accountant general of the federation and 12 other heads
of agencies under the Ministry of Finance to submit their handing over
notes latest by April 23. The directive was contained in a circular with
reference no: FMF/PSSD/HON/32 dated April 8, 2019 and signed by the
Minister of Finance, Zainab Shamsuna Ahmed. According to the circular
which was exclusively obtained by the Daily Times on Wednesday,
permanent secretaries and heads of extra-ministerial departments and
auditor-general of the federation were also directed to send in their
handover briefs. Others affected by the circular include, the Debt
Management Office, Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Security and
Exchange Commission (SEC), Nigeria Deposit Insurance Cooperation (NDIC),
National Insurance Commission, Investment and Security Tribunal,
National Economic Reconstruction Fund, Nigeria Export Import Bank,
Pension Transitional Arrangement Directorate (PTAD), Assets Management
Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON), Development Bank of Nigeria and Nigeria
Sovereign Investment Authority. The minister revealed that the
development was to ensure a comprehensive handing over notes for the
smooth and effective transition to the in-coming administration on May
29. The handover notes she further revealed are to be prepared in soft
copies, hard copies must as well contain lists of files under the
custody of all the MDAs. The memo reads in part: ‘’Following the
recently concluded presidential election, preparations are in place to
successfully conclude the current administration come May 29, 2019. As
part of the process of transition, all agencies and departments under
the Federal Ministry of Finance are directed to prepare their handover
notes. ‘’All handover notes should be submitted to the permanent
secretary (special duties) on or before April, 23, 2019. Ensure full
compliance.’’
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