President Goodluck Jonathan on Tuesday sent eight ministerial nominees to the Senate for screening and approval.
The names, contained in a letter signed by Jonathan and read by Senate President David Mark, include senator Musiliu Obanikoro from Lagos state.
Others are, Mrs.Patricia Akwashiki (Nasarawa); Mrs. Hauwa’u Lawan (Jigawa); Prof nicholas Akise Ada (Benue); Col. Augustine Akobundu retd. (Abia); Mr. Fidelis Nwankwo (Ebonyi); Mr. Kenneth Kobani (Rivers) and Senator Joel Ikenya (Taraba).
The Senate has not fixed a date for the screening.
Dying man seeking for vote, no way you have failed us.
ReplyDeleteNo amend you can ever make again.
I know for Obanikoro is for him to come and recoup lost gound, I mean lost or shared money and failed during the last pdp governorship primaries. We are going to probe every dime spent from the very day GEJ enters Aso Rock. Trust me
Ebiere you have to win first before making noise.Do you think fighting corruption is by probing political enemies? Can buhari probe tinubu atiku fashola etc.
DeleteWht is even dat ur name, Ebiere or anything, u talk lik fool, who told u dis man witout cert. ll win, u ve fail. if PGEJ ddnt win is it ur papa dat ll win. fool fellow
DeleteEbiere u ar a big fool.if gej wins go and kill urself.idiot,ode,dindinrin,obo,olosi etc.
DeleteAnonymous 1:51pm, has Tinubu & fashola a Federal executives ? Leave their probing to whoever be the next governor of Lagos if there is anything to probe at all.
ReplyDeleteAs for Jonathan's appointment of ministers, well he want them to have share of the national cake before may 29th. They will all cough it out soon.
you guys that are in apc talk like foolish children.
ReplyDeleteEh eh like father, like sons.. never mind it's the same person writing over and over again. Propagandists!!!
DeleteSEN IKENYA, AM HAPPY 4 U. PRAY 4 GOD'Z GUIDIANCE N PROTECTION.
ReplyDeleteLawal spks like boko haram member,go and tell ur pple no vacancy in aso rock.
ReplyDeleteIs there still something for them to do. Or they want to come in and rake what's perceived to be remaining?
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