The Nigerian Senate has postponed further screening of ministerial nominees to Tuesday, October 27, when it resumes for plenary.
This came as the Senate finally screened former Governor of Rivers State, Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi (Rivers); former Speaker, Bayelsa State House of Assembly, Heineken Lopkobiri (Bayelsa); Claudius Omoyele Daramola (Ondo); Baba Shehun Mustapha (Bornu) and Ocholi Enojo James (Kogi).

The screening of former Vice Chancellor, University of Ibadan, Prof. Isaac Adewole, a ministerial nominee from Osun State, earlier billed to be screened today, has been deferred to next week.

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itsIYKE:
Can they just wrap this up already so we can talk of something else

umarc19:


They should better take their time least the mistake of the last administration will be repeated.

itsIYKE:
take their time doing what exactly?.....have they disqualified anyone so far?

nitrogen:
Hmmmmm, so these guys actually go to work three (half) days in a week which is equivalent to 1.5 days (less than 20 hours per week because 6 times 3 is equal to 18)............haaaaaaaaaaa, and they get paid millions of naira every month (or betterstill every 18*4=72 hours). And the most part of the population do an average of 12 hour per day with a monthly pay of less than 200k Some even work on weekends.........

This is not good o, this is not good o, not too cool o........

No wonder people die to become senators in Naija, imagine closing a session on thursday, and travelling out to Dubai the same day, then come back on tuesday morning to resume the 72 hours per month job.

It is well!


NB. Maybe my assertions are wrong, please correct me o.......

xikuwutu:
my friend's step-aunt makes $70 an hour on the computer . She has been without a job for 5 months but last month her pay was $18819 just working on the computer for a few hours. look at here
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