The controversial former minister of state for defence Musiliu Obanikoro, who after losing out in the Lagos PDP Governorship Primaries started a serious trouble for the PDP claiming the Primaries is marred with many irregularities, the same Obanikoro is now one of the seven ministerial nominees sent to the senate by President Goodluck Jonathan.
The report by the NTA said Patricia Akwashiki from Nasarawa state, Kenneth Kobani from Rivers state are among the names sent.
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This Jonathan is a joker. Why is he appointing all these ministers with only a couple of weeks to go to elections? Jonathan needs to go. And the stupid senator will be rushing to approve them after a five-minute hearing. Nigeria is just making a joke of itself.
ReplyDeleteCan someone please say why this appointment at a time we are complaining of loss of revenue through oil glut? For how long is the present administration going to last? Is it not till May 29 this year, just some 4 months away? Even if the incumbent returns as President, he will still have to re-assemble another team, so why this last minute appointment? Can't top bureaucrats handle what issues there are till May 29? I think this is where I differ with this administration. Money to be used to maintain 7 new ministers in 4 months could do some other essential thing for the country.
ReplyDeleteWhen you don't have experience about something,keep your trap shut,you've not been in the govt,you're not in the government and may never be,therefore you may never get to know that it will be more expensive for us to leave those spaces vacant.
DeleteI don't know why you must criticise everything in this country. It is obvious you will still have criticized him if he had done nothing since he may be leaving Aso rock. But you need to know that he will remain there until 2015.
Partisan reporting. So unprofessional.
ReplyDeleteThis is a clear picture that GEJ has no Plans or Vision for this country.
ReplyDeleteYou idiots should shut up. Governance is a continum. Should we shutdown the country because there is election?
ReplyDeleteWhat had upcoming elections got to do with normal running of government? Has it become unusual to appoint ministers? What a biased perspective.
ReplyDeleteWhat can Goodluck do to please you guys? He is the head of govt and not govt himself. With or without him, with or without election Nigeria must go on
ReplyDeleteExpect GEJ to do anything inspiring?..... You become a jocker, he will always fail...
ReplyDeleteOnce a joker,always a joker
ReplyDeleteI wonder what this man will do to please you people,if he did nothing to fill in the gaps before May 29th,you still would have criticised, so what the hell? GEJ,carry on jare,you are already there till 2019.
ReplyDeleteKeep doing things the same old way without results and tell Nigerians to be patient and vote you again! After-all, why will I give you a vote, knowing too well you will tell me you don't give a damn?
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