Mohammed Maigari Dingyadi

Mohammed Maigari Dingyadi (born 1953) is a Nigerian politician. He currently serves as the Minister of Labour and Employment. He had previously served as Minister of Police Affairs appointed on August 19, 2019 by President Muhammed Buhari. Dingyadi served as Minister of Police Affairs till 29 May 2023 when the tenure of Muhammed Buhari ended. Quotes Your organisation has consistently demonstrated responsible leadership, promoting social dialogue, encouraging ethical business practices, supporting productivity improvement and contributing to the formulation of national economic and labour policies. NECA values this enduring partnership. Ladies and gentlemen, Nigeria is currently undergoing one of the most comprehensive economic reform programmes in history, This is why the Federal Government remains committed to improving the ease of doing business, strengthening industrial confidence and promoting policies that encourage enterprise growth. Our emphasis has remained on preventing disputes before they escalate into industrial actions capable of disrupting productivity and economic activities. This approach has contributed to improved industrial relations across several sectors of the economy. The ministry has also intensified labour inspection activities to promote compliance with labour laws, improve occupational safety and health standards, and ensure youth employment conditions. We are actively working with the world’s development partners and other stakeholders to bridge skills gaps and promote employability, particularly among young Nigerians. As part of our commitment to modernise labour administration, the ministry is advancing labour law reforms to ensure that Nigeria’s legal framework responds effectively to the challenges of the changing world of work. Yet, lending rates of 28-35 per cent and persistent foreign exchange challenges kept the operating environment very difficult. Manufacturers spent approximately N1.35tn on alternative energy. Multiple taxation, port inefficiencies, insecurity, and infrastructural deficits all remain very serious problems around human factors, the effects of reforms, and the current state of business in Nigeria. External links Category:Government ministers of Nigeria Category:1953 births Category:Living people