The Senate President, Bukola Saraki, has stated that the upper chamber of the National Assembly has not lifted the ban in the confirming the appointments made by President Muhammadu Buhari.

Saraki had read a letter from the President seeking the Senate’s approval for the 2017 budget estimates of the Niger Delta Development Commission.
Lawmaker representing Imo North Senatorial District, Senator Mao Ohuabunwa, however, raised a point of order to remind the lawmakers that three states had no representation on the board of the NDDC, which he blamed on the suspension of confirmation of nominees.
Ohuabunwa pointed out that the NDDC Act clearly stated the composition of the board to include representatives from Abia, Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Cross River, Delta, Edo, Imo, Ondo and Rivers states, with three persons to represent non-oil producing states provided that such membership was drawn from the same geo-political zone which are not represented in the commission.
Read more at http://julioadecy..com.ng/2018/01/ban-on-presidential-appointments-still.html

Op,Mao Ohuabunwa represents Abia North Senatorial district and not Imo North.
Back to the news,the ones they appointed,any impact or difference?
The answer is NO.

So appointment no epp us,
E get peeps wey e dey epp

Mrnin,otutu oma

Every political appointment in Nigeria is a course to the masses, NDDC is d most useless organasation i have ever seen awarding dubious contract

Hector09:
Every political appointment in Nigeria is a course to the masses, NDDC is d most useless organasation i have ever seen awarding dubious contract

Yes, Organasation kam

Newbiee:
By February 2019, the ban go end

Yes o！ Because by then, that incompetent nepotistic dullar.d will be back in daura.

Good move! Thumbs up y'all