“Rather than keying into the President’s decentralised vision, many political appointees, whether ministers or managing directors, have hyper-centralised operations within their respective domains,” he noted. Beyond the issue of delegation, he raised concerns over what he described as a growing culture of inaccessibility among political appointees. To address the challenges, Atoyebi urged President Tinubu to issue a firm administrative directive requiring all MDAs to establish clear and decentralised operational workflows. Drawing from the experience of former United States President Barack Obama, Atoyebi said President Tinubu could benefit from regularly receiving direct accounts from Nigerians. According to Atoyebi, the proposed official should monitor the practical, day-to-day operations of MDAs and assess whether ministers and other political appointees were present, accessible and actively delivering on their mandates.