The minister explained that in the real world, due to competing interest and the phenomenon called political patronage and perhaps corruption, non-professionals are sometimes deployed to execute programmes and projects derived from well-articulated policies.
He said as a result, very good policies that work excellently well in other climes fail.
Keyamo, who spoke at the 10th annual summit of the Association of Professional Bodies of Nigeria in Abuja, said it was imperative that for national development to be orderly, progressive and qualitative, professionals should be deployed to do what they do best, especially as it concerns programmes and projects of government.
The minister who was represented at the event by his Special Assistant, Niyi Fatogun said under normal circumstances, government should employ the services of professionals to put together policies that will solve the nation’s problems and develop programmes and projects to bring the policies to life.
