Breaking: Senate Begins Screening Of Ministerial Nominees

July 31, 2023
The Senate
Senators Screening Ministers
The Nigerian Senate on Monday commenced the screening of ministerial nominees sent to it by the President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu last Thursday, July 27. Brief Profiles Of Tinubu’s 28 Ministerial Nominees
The screening exercise started at about 1: 30 pm during Monday plenary.
Edo State nominee, Abubakar Momoh, was the first to be screened.  At the moment, the former Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike is being screened.
The 28-man list of ministerial nominees was last Thursday released by the President of The Senate, Godswill Akpabio.
+ posts
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Previous Story

How AI, E-Commerce ‘ll Force Change Of Jobs In 4 Careers By 2030- Mckinsey Study

Nyesom Wike: The Dance Of A Man
Next Story

Breaking: Wike Cleared To Be Minister

Featured Stories

Latest from News

APC Tightens Grip on Niger Politics with Landslide LG Poll Victory

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has recorded a landslide victory in the November 1 local government elections held across Niger State, securing all 25 chairmanship seats and 271 of the 274 councillorship positions. The Niger State Independent Electoral Commission (NSIEC), in an
South-East Monarchs, Bishops Demand Immediate Release Of Nnamdi Kanu

Kanu Faces Deadline to Open Defence or Lose Right

Justice James Omotosho of the Federal High Court in Abuja has adjourned the trial of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, to Wednesday, November 5, 2025, giving him a final opportunity to open his defence or permanently
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Previous Story

How AI, E-Commerce ‘ll Force Change Of Jobs In 4 Careers By 2030- Mckinsey Study

Nyesom Wike: The Dance Of A Man
Next Story

Breaking: Wike Cleared To Be Minister

Don't Miss

CBN Releases Another Around Of $10,000 FX To Each BDC, Mandates Them To Sell At N1,117/$1

Naira Gains Against Dollar Amid N900 Exchange Rate Projection

The exchange rate between the Dollar and the Naira depreciated
Does Democracy Matter?

Does Democracy Matter?

The United States government spends millions of taxpayer dollars promoting