He said the goal is to ensure that the distribution of national resources reflects current socio-economic realities.
The minister said collaboration is the soul of governance.
Mr Shehu said, “The training is also to encourage staff to develop new skills, enhancing their employability.’’
According to Mr Obi, a political office is a service to the nation, not a means to accumulate wealth.
Mr Ameh urged government to redirect its focus toward improving the living conditions of public workers.
Mr Shehu stated that the commission had begun reviewing Nigeria’s controversial revenue-sharing formula.
Mr Bello said that the review was both a constitutional responsibility and a timely necessity.
Mr Shehu said the feat would underscore the administration’s dedication to enhancing transparency, accountability and efficiency in revenue generation.
“RMAFC does not have constitutional powers to enforce compliance with proper implementation of the remuneration package,” said its chairman.
Governor Caleb Mutfwang has asked RMAFC to resolve the contentious issue of stamp duties for Nigeria’s progress.
