President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will assess the performance of his ministers on May 29 as his administration clocks two years in office, presidency sources confirmed on Tuesday.

The scorecard review, coordinated by the Central Results Delivery and Coordination Unit (CDCU) under the Presidency, will present a detailed evaluation of each ministry’s achievements for the first quarter of 2025.

Sources disclosed that ministries submitted evidence of their projects and programmes through a secure portal last month, with verification now completed by the CDCU. The final report is expected to be delivered to President Tinubu before the anniversary date.

“Officials of the various ministries have uploaded the reports of their activities and projects on the portal provided by the CDCU,” a presidency insider said. “These are based on deliverables that the ministries themselves have set.”

The assessment follows Tinubu’s directive during the November 2023 Cabinet Retreat, where he made it clear that ministers would be held accountable based on performance.

“If you are performing, nothing to fear. If you miss the objective, we’ll review it. If no performance, you leave us,” the President had said.

Insiders say some ministers, particularly in critical sectors, are already under scrutiny as Tinubu prepares to make informed judgments on his cabinet’s effectiveness.

Immediate reshuffles are, however, not expected