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Tinubu always listens to Nigerians before taking decisions – Minister Idris
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· September 8, 2026
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Key points The Ministry of Information's responsibilities extend beyond communicating government policies, also involving the collection of citizen feedback. Government policies are adjusted based on citizen feedback.
Government policies are adjusted based on citizen feedback. The administration values input from Nigerians, using it to inform decision-making. A key part of the Ministry of Information's role is to gather and relay citizen opinions to the government.
The approach is seen as a way to engage with citizens and address their concerns. This method demonstrates a commitment to listening to Nigerians. Further details about the administration's approach to citizen engagement are available.
The Ministry of Information's responsibilities extend beyond communicating government policies, also involving the collection of citizen feedback. This feedback is used to guide policy adjustments, ensuring that citizen concerns are taken into account.
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Published: September 8, 2026 ·
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