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Ramatu Tijjani Aliyu: To Whom the Cap Fit, by Sani Mustapha

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As President Bola Ahmed Tinubu gears up to rejig his cabinet, several names of potential appointees, as well as those who may step down, have been circulating within political circles. Among these names are prominent figures like Babatunde Raji Fashola, Nasir El-Rufai, and of course, Dr. Ramatu Tijjani Aliyu, whose service and leadership have distinguished her on the national stage.

Dr. Ramatu Tijjani Aliyu, a former Minister of State for the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), is a formidable leader whose influence extends far beyond the corridors of power. Her tenure was marked by a hands-on approach to governance, ensuring that her impact was felt in both rural and urban communities alike. Her passion for grassroots development has set her apart from her contemporaries, as she consistently championed initiatives that improved the lives of ordinary citizens.

Moreover, Dr. Aliyu was at the forefront of President Bola Tinubu’s presidential campaign, a movement she passionately pushed, even at personal cost. She was one of the key drivers behind the campaign’s momentum, mobilizing support across different regions of the country. Her commitment to Tinubu’s vision for Nigeria’s future was unwavering, and she sacrificed much to ensure its success. In doing so, she cemented herself as not only a political ally but as someone whose dedication transcends the typical boundaries of political allegiance.

What is particularly remarkable is that Dr. Aliyu achieved these feats while serving as a junior minister. Her ability to deliver results, despite the limitations of her office, speaks volumes of her capability. Imagine what she would accomplish if given a larger national assignment. With greater responsibility, Dr. Ramatu Tijjani Aliyu has the potential to make an even more significant impact on Nigeria’s development.

Additionally, Dr. Aliyu has built a formidable sociopolitical movement known as #TeamRamatu, composed of dedicated men and women from across the country. This loyal and dynamic group is ready to take on any challenge in her defense. She has leveraged this movement to galvanize support for the Renewed Hope agenda of President Tinubu, mobilizing grassroots efforts to ensure the administration’s goals reach every corner of Nigeria.

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Her work speaks volumes. From infrastructure development to social interventions, Dr. Aliyu has demonstrated that leadership is not just about holding office but about making a tangible difference in the lives of people. She embodies the essence of service, focusing on issues that matter most—education, healthcare, women empowerment, and youth engagement.

In the political arena, she has proven herself time and again. Her track record is an eloquent testimony to her ability to navigate complex governance issues while maintaining a focus on long-term solutions. It is no surprise, therefore, that her name has emerged as one of those to watch in President Tinubu’s anticipated cabinet reshuffle.

As President Tinubu weighs his options, the question is not whether Dr. Ramatu Tijjani Aliyu is qualified for a key role in his administration, but whether Nigeria can afford not to have such a dynamic leader in its decision-making body. Leadership requires competence, vision, and dedication—all qualities Dr. Aliyu embodies fully.

In the end, the cap indeed fits, and there is little doubt that Dr. Ramatu Tijjani Aliyu is ready to wear it, continuing her legacy of service to the nation.

Sani Mustapha is a public affairs analyst.

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