The Minister of Interior Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo has said his aim is not to be remembered as a minister who only solved the problem of passport issuance but one that help the president achieve his mandate of secure boarder.
The Minister made this known when the Chief Commissioner of Public Complaints Commission Hon. Ambimbola Ayo Yussuf and his state Commissioners paid him a courtesy visit in his office.
He said "I don't want to be remembered as the Minister that solve passport problem, but Minister that helped the President to secure boarders in Nigeria, that is legacy".
Lamenting the plight of Nigerians living in boarder towns, the minister added that Nigerians at boarder communities are neglected, hence the need to ensure they feel the impact of governance by providing them with necessary Infrastructures and other essential Services, to improve their wellbeing.
Dr. Tunji-Ojo, restates his commitment to serve Nigerians and also the President who appointed him as the Minister of Federal Republic of Nigeria.
"I am committed not to fail Nigerians, It takes lots of confidence, courage and determinations".
The Minister commended the Chief Commissioner for his leadership in the Commission, he said "you cannot give what you don't have, you only give what you have".
He stated that Public Complaints Commission is Known for integrity of government institution as such all government MDAs should partner with the institution (PCC).
The minister also reiterated the importance of feedback in workforce. Saying that "I like criticism, but not destructive criticism, when you criticize in the aim of making the system better, the other person will not just be a winner, but winner for Nigerian as a country".
Earlier, the Chief Commissioner of Public Complaints Commission, Hon. Abimbola Ayo Yussuf, congratulated the Minister on his appointment, he described him as an exceptional leader who is dedicated and also committed to the service of the nation.
The Chief Commissioner said their purpose the visits to the Ministry of interior is to collaborate to eliminate passport queues in Nigeria.
He stated that "It is in this capacity that the Commission wishes to partner and collaborates with you in your efforts and commitment to steer the Ministry to greatness, under your watch. It is hoped that the relationship between your Organization and the commission will be fruitful for the benefits of all Nigerians".
The courtesy call was graced by the permanent secretary who was represented by the Director Joint Service Dr. Peter Ogbodo,
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