As President Muhammadu Buhari prepares to name his cabinet ministers in his second term in office, the newly inaugurated National Assembly says it is ready to begin screening of the said persons within the next two weeks, reports say.

The Ahmad Lawan-led 9th Senate would upon resumption from its two weeks recess in July begin a speedy screening and confirmation of persons whose names are expected to have been submitted by the Presidency before the July 2 resumption of the upper legislative chamber.

A ranking Senator who volunteered off-the-record information, however, stated that at the moment, nothing is on grounds regarding the list of persons to be confirmed as ministers.

He was, however, optimistic that within the two weeks of the Senate recess, the President would have submitted the list.

Another lawmaker who just got elevated from the House of Representatives to the Senate in the February 23, 2019 election said that although the President is still within reasonable time if he submits the list before July, expectations are that President Muhammadu Buhari would make up for the time lost during his first term when he delayed the ministerial list for six months.

The lawmaker further noted that it is particularly very strategic and helpful for the President to meet the July timeline because the Senate might proceed on its annual end of session holiday at the end of that month to reconvene in September.

“I believe that the President should take advantage of the three weeks the Senate would spend in session between July 2 and the end of that month by ensuring that before we come back from this two weeks recess, the ministerial list is ready so that we simply screen and confirm them within the three weeks that we are going to sit before we go on end of session recess,” the lawmaker said.

“Anything short of that would amount to dragging Nigeria back to the delay experienced four years ago because the Senate won’t resume until around the third week of September.”

StrikeBack:
The one you screened what happened to them.

Thieves Screening Armed Robbers

aolawale025:
Just mere formality
They all will scale thru

Amuocha:
Great.

Its time to scrap HOR

Wickedfacts:


The same one you, your father, your ancestors couldn't enter.

It is a verifiable fact that no one from your lineage has ever been a Senator. Not even a senator in a gathering of rats.

Wickedfacts:


Scrap the House of Reps but Ikuku the son of TA Orji who specialises in slapping and beating up Abians is the Speaker of your Abia State.

It is a fact that Ikuku once slapped a man who he didn't know was an Army captain and Ikuku was beaten like potatoes that day.

That's the man you elected Speaker.

Your hypocrisy is appalling.

Rednaxelot:
You would have been in the best position to post this, if you could point to any senator you have in your family.

Who can be more foolish that you!

oismail:
Next level

SLAP44:
Very good and fast