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President Bola Tinubu has approved the immediate dissolution of the Presidential Implementation Committee (PIC) on Alienation of Federal Government Properties.
It was announced by the Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, in a statement released on Thursday.
“Going forward, all matters hitherto handled by the committee will be coordinated by the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Lateef Fagbemi,” the statement said.
The committee was set up in 2000 during the administration of former President Olusegun Obasanjo to monitor the privatisation, sale and lease of Federal Government landed assets under the monetisation policy.
Its membership included the then Minister of Housing as chairperson, representatives of the Ministries of Transportation, Justice, Health and Agriculture and the Nigeria Police Force.
The first secretary was Prof P.T. Ahire, who was then Deputy Director in the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation.
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Other members came from the public and private sectors.
The statement recalled that the Federal Executive Council (FEC) had approved the establishment of a panel of inquiry on 22 March 2001 to produce a White Paper to guide the implementation of its recommendations.
The panel worked for what was said to be 21 months before submitting its report. The Presidency said the committee’s activities had exceeded its original mandate and had resulted in several court cases across the country.
“The Government has taken note of the fact that the activities of the PIC had gone beyond the initial mandate of the Committee and led to several litigations in the country and the ongoing existence of the Committee can no longer be justified,” the statement read.
Tinubu therefore ordered the dissolution of the committee and that its remaining activities be coordinated by the Attorney-General of the Federation from November 5, 2025.
Former Secretary Told to Stop Acting
The Presidency also asked the committee’s former secretary, B.S. Dutsin-Ma, to stop acting for the committee or representing the Federal Government on matters relating to the dissolved body.
“The President has therefore dissolved the PIC and the former Secretary, B.S. Dutsin-Ma, is hereby further directed to desist from acting on behalf of the committee and the Federal Government on matters relating thereto,” the statement added.
