In a move aimed at further strengthening his cabinet, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has forwarded a second list of 19 ministerial nominees to the Senate for screening and confirmation.
The transmission of the list comes as part of the President’s commitment to ensuring a competent and diverse team to lead the nation.
Quest times had earlier reported that Northern Govs will dominate the list and that has now been confirmed with the transmission of the final list to the Senate.
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Among those listed as ministerial nominees are notable individuals from various backgrounds, bringing a wealth of experience and expertise to the government. The list includes Ahmed Tijjani, Bosun Tijjani, Dr. Maryam Shetti, Ishak Salako, Tunji Alausa, Tanko Sununu, Adegboyega Oyetola, Atiku Bagudu, Bello Matawalle, Ibrahim Geidam, Simon Bako Lalong, Lola Adejo, Shuaibu Abubakar, Tahir Mamman, Aliyu Sabi, Alkali Ahmed, Heineken Lokpobiri, Uba Maigari, and Zephaniah Jissalo.
As the Senate begins the screening process, Nigerians are eager to witness the caliber of these nominees and how their respective qualifications align with the nation’s developmental goals. The Senate’s diligent assessment will play a crucial role in determining whether these nominees possess the necessary attributes to serve as ministers and contribute to the nation’s progress.
President Tinubu’s determination to select a diverse and competent team for his government reflects his commitment to addressing the various challenges facing Nigeria. If confirmed, these nominees will join the President’s efforts in steering the country towards a path of sustainable growth and prosperity.
The Senate is expected to commence the screening process promptly, and citizens anticipate witnessing a transparent and rigorous evaluation of the nominees’ qualifications and experience. The Nigerian public remains optimistic that the Senate will prioritize the national interest while carrying out their constitutional duty of confirming the President’s nominees.
As the process unfolds, the nation holds its breath in anticipation of the Senate’s decision on these individuals who could potentially shape the future of Nigeria’s governance and contribute to its progress on the national and international stages. The government’s ability to bring together diverse talents in its leadership team will undoubtedly play a significant role in determining the administration’s success in addressing the pressing issues confronting the nation.
With the Senate’s thorough vetting process, Nigerians hope for a swift confirmation of qualified individuals who can work collectively to drive the country towards a prosperous future under the leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
