Abuja's Role in Nigeria's Governance Revolution

The article discusses the necessity for Abuja to spearhead a governance revolution in Nigeria, asserting that the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) offers the best opportunity to demonstrate effective governance. It critiques the current public service system, which is described as outdated and bureaucratic, hindering innovation and responsiveness.
The piece emphasizes that successful governance reform must go beyond routine adjustments and requires decisive leadership to improve service delivery. It suggests that Abuja's unique position allows it to implement pilot models that can be scaled across Nigeria, thereby enhancing accountability and public trust.
The article also notes the global context, where other nations are pursuing strategic interests, and stresses that Nigeria must strengthen its domestic institutions to ensure resilience. Dr. Baba Gana Adam, the Permanent Secretary of the FCT Health Service Environment Secretariat, is mentioned as a key figure in this transformative effort.
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