BREAKING: President Tinubu’s Ministerial List Arrives At Nigerian Senate

• President Bola Tinubu’s ministerial list has been said to have arrived at the Senate on Thursday
• The ministerial list was reported expected to have been read on the floor of the Red Chamber on Wednesday, but the lawmakers went on with their daily business without the list
• President Tinubu is expected to forward the names of his ministers to the cabinet within his first 60 days in office

The long-awaited ministerial list of President Bola Tinubu has been said to have arrived at the Senate.

This was disclosed in a tweet by Sahara Reporters on Thursday, July 20. The development is coming on the 54th day of President Tinubu in office.

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According to the new law, the president has been compelled to forward the names of his minister to the National Assembly within his 60 days in office.

There have been several comments on the calibre of people that would make up the cabinet list of the President.

Before now, President Tinubu has appointed some special advisers in his nearly two months in office.

The list was earlier reported to have been subjected to the scrutiny of the Department of State Service (DSS) and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

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It was also reported that the move was one of the President’s ways to reject the names of some political allies, former governors, traditional rulers and many others who are jostling to be minister under President Tinubu rather than outright rejection of the nominees.

Multiple sources revealed that earlier revealed that the list would be read on the floor of the Senate on Wednesday, but the Upper Chamber only went on with its business without the list.

However, latest report revealed that the list has just been moved to the Senate and it is expected to be read anytime soon.

See the tweet:

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Legit.ng earlier reported that the presidency has reacted to the report that Justice Boloukuoromo M. Ugo, a member of the presidential election petition court panel, has resigned.

Bayo Onanuga, President Tinubu’s right man’s hand, noted that this would be the second time that the supreme and high courts are debunking fake news, all in the name of politics.

Onanuga, while urging Nigerians to be wary of fake news on social media, he called on the police to swing into action and arrest the merchants of fake news.

Source: Legit.ng