The Senate of Nigeria has begun to identify new ministers The Nigerian House of Elders has begun to evaluate the ministers appointed by Pre...
The Senate of Nigeria has begun to identify new ministers
The Nigerian House of Elders has begun to evaluate the ministers appointed by President Bola Ahmad Tinubu, whose number is 28, from 25 states.
Since last Thursday, Tinubu submitted the names of the people he wants to appoint as his ministers, 59 days after taking office as the new president of Nigeria.
The first person to be identified by the Senate of Nigeria is Abubakar Momoh from Edo State, who was allowed to pass by the Speaker of the House, Godswill Akpabio, after bowing before the members of the House, without asking him a series of questions.
Normally, the Nigerian Parliament does not give concessions to former representatives whenever they are evaluated to confirm them on government positions.
In addition to Abubakar Momoh, the former governor of Rivers state Nyesom Wike also got the approval of the Senate of Nigeria to replace the list of ministers of the Nigerian president Bola Ahmad Tinubu.
There are still remaining names that President Tinubu will submit to the Nigerian Senate from 11 states, as confirmed by Femi Gbajamiamila, the head of the presidential office.