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punta:
One of the smartest comments ever on social media! I like you.

ElCapone:
dats nice, so are u from Niger?

ElCapone:
Yes bro, but u gat me scared, u guessed rite!!!

ElCapone:
It shall be well with yhu and ur generations joor, u go get money pass allison madueke.

modath:
@midolian,


FCT don't have a nominee while Niger has two, Senator philip Aduda raised an objection about it & baba had to do the needful.

Could you update under your post so people could know the real reason & stop guesswork.. Thx.

Aminat508:
Una Don book space finish abi?


Midolian

Kolade354:
I pray too,Imagine the guy said Ogun is PDP state but I quickly put the mumu in his place!!!

President Muhammadu Buhari has withdrawn the name of immediate past Deputy Governor of Niger State, Ahmed Musa Ibeto.

The President has sent a letter to the Senate President, Bukola Saraki, notifying him of the withdrawal of Ibeto.

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IBETO

Vanguard can exclusively report that the letter will be read at the floor of the Senate before screening commence on Wednesday.

Ahmed Musa Ibeto (Santurakin Kontagora) was born on January 15, 1959 at Ibeto headquarters of Ibelu District of Kontagora Emirate in Niger State.
His educational career started when he enrolled at LEA Primary School, Ibeto, in 1966. From 1973 to 1977, the academically ambitious Ahmed was at the government Secondary School, Rijau. Hon. Ahmed’s desire and determination for qualitative education took him to Zungeru College of Advance Studies (ZUCAS), Bida from 1979 to 1980.

From 1980 to 1985, he was at the famous Usmanu Danfodio University, Sokoto where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in History. He started his working career from 1977 to 1978 as a classroom teacher, immediately after leaving secondary school.

He had a stint as a Clerical Officer with the Federal College of Education (FCE), Kontagora, from 1978 to 1979. He served as the NYSC Liaison Officer, Yagba, FCT Abuja, from 1985 to 1986, during his National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) programme.

Hon. Ahmed Musa Ibeto was from 1999 to 2003 appointed Senior Special Assistant on Protocol Matters to the immediate past Governor. He contested and won election into the Federal House of Representatives in 2003 under the platform of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and served as the Deputy Chairman, House Committee on Power and later Chairman, House Committee on States and Local Governments.

Kolade354:
BRF My guy!!!
Wail and you shall see my wrath!!!
I can see one Dumbo Franchizy viewing.

PassingShot:
Another bad day for the wailers loading.

The Nigerian senate on Tuesday began the screening of the first batch of ministerial nominees forwarded to it by President Muhammadu Buhari.

Those who appeared before the senate on Tuesday, from the first batch of 21 names forwarded to the Senate on September 30, were Udoma Udoma, Kayode Fayemi, Audu Ogbeh, Osagie Ehanire, Abdulrahman Dambazzau, and Lai Mohammed.
Others were Suleiman Adamu, Amina Mohammed, Ogbonnaya Onu, and Ibrahim Jibril.

The screening continues on Wednesday (today) when Adebayo Shittu, Chris Ngige, Babatunde Fashola and Rotimi Amaechi among others, are expected to appear.

PREMIUM TIMES’ national assembly correspondent, Adebayo Hassan, is in the senate chambers and will bring you live updates of the session, expected to kickoff at 10:00 a.m. Nigerian time

UPDATES..

9.57: Few minutes to commencement of Senate session, none of the nominees has arrived. However, their associates and supporters have already filled the Senate gallery to the brim.

10.05: Ministerial nominee, Khadijat Bukar Ibrahim, arrives.

10.08. Yesterday, the Senate President, Bukola Saraki, announced that today’s session would commence at 10am prompt. Yet most of the Senators are yet to arrive the chambers, while few of them like Stella Oduah, Shehu Sani, Babajide Omoworare are just arriving.
The lateness may be due to the fact that the Senators are used to commencing plenary at 11am.

10: 45: The ministers to be screened today are Babatunde Fashola, Ibe Kachikwu, Abubakar Malami, Chris Ngige, Aisha Alhassan, Solomon Dalong, Kemi Adeosun, Hadi Sirika, Adebayp Shittu and Rotimi Amaechi.

10.46: Chris Ngige, Anambra State, arrives Senate.

dammytosh:
It takes an exposed person like you to see beyond wailing.

God bless you bro.

Aminat508:
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joseph1832:
Shey na lie I talk? Nothing new there na! This inclusion na another way for those creeps for NYSC to take chop money.

The three most corrupt places for Nigeria:

1. Nigeria Customs

2. Nigeria Police

3. National Youth Service Corps.

joseph1832:
What's new here? The only difference is the inclusion of the picture.

Done! The certificate still wowo sef!. LOL.

joseph1832:
What will now happen to those who have the old certificates? I'm sure Oluwole will have a field day forging it now.

Midolian the images you attached aren't showing.

Government, Tuesday, unveiled newly improved National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) certificates to be issued to corps members at the conclusion of the mandatory one year service to their fatherland.

The Acting Director of Certification, Alhaji Aliu Daura, explained that the new certificate would be embossed with the carrier’s photograph in line with the global best practices. According to Olawumi, the issuance of the new NYSC certificate would take effect from Batch ‘C’ 2014, who will be passing out on 15 October.

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The Director of Press, Mrs Abosede Aderibigbe said Certificate of Exemption is issued to a Full-time graduate, who is above the age of 30 at the time of graduation or such corps member is a staff of security agencies like Armed Forces, Nigeria Police, Department of State Security, National Intelligence Agency (NIA) and Recipients of National Presidential Honours Award.

For Letter of Exclusion, Aderibigbe further said that it was designed to take care of corps population, who are graduates of Part-time, Distance Learning and Sandwich programmes, adding that issuance of letter of exclusion commenced in 2001, and that, they would be able to register and print their letters online. She noted that the scheme had gone digital, therefore verification of NYSC certificate could now be done electronically.

LesbianBoy:
Why is fayemi's hand shaking? Its obvious he is guilty

modath:
You know the short shrubs that are used as or dividers in primary/secondary schools??

The couple crouched & posed in between the shrubs with flowers picked from it in their hands, like indian movie..

If you had seen the husband's coat ehn!!!

moderation2020:
but honestly, why is amaechi always looking and behaving like a criminal,
watch his eyes, can neva behave like others
this guy self
criminality runs in his blood
thief

Babatunde Fashola, former governor of Lagos state and Lai Mohammed, national publicity secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), have received the endorsement of all the senators from their states ahead of Tuesday’s senate screening of ministerial nominees.

Last week, the senate announced the endorsement of nominees by at least two senators from their states was one of the procedures that would be used for the screening.

But for the support of the Lagos lawmakers, Fashola, who is not thought to be a nominee of Bola Tinubu, whom the three APC senators from the state are loyal to, will have found it difficult to scale through.

On the part of Mohammed, his closeness to Tinubu, who at the moment is at daggers drawn with Senate President Bukola Saraki, would ordinarily have counted against him.

However, both nominees have cleared the major hurdle that would have prevented them from joining the cabinet of President Muhammadu Buhari.

Gbenga Ashafa, representative of Lagos east senatorial district, hinted journalists in Abuja late Monday that Fashola had received the support of all the senators of his state.

He said Oluremi Tinubu and Solomon Adeola, his other colleagues, had unanimously agreed to back the former governor.

“We considered the good work Tunde Fashola did in the eight years he led our dear state and we believe he would be a worthy ambassador of Lagos state in the federal executive  council,” he said.

“We trust his judgement and his intelligence. He put Lagos on the world map and we are proud to call him our own. We believe he will do very well in whatever role he is assigned by our fearless and visionary leader, President Muhammadu Buhari.”

The endorsement of Mohammed was made known through a message posted on the Twitter handle of the senate.

“#MinisterialScreening Alhaji #LaiMuhammed today received endorsement of all Senators from Kwara @bukolasaraki @rafiuibrahim #ShabaLafiagi,” the message read.

However, all the senators from Rivers are yet to back down on their opposition to the nomination of Rotimi Amaechi, former governor of the state.

They are insisting that Amaechi, who has allegations of corruption against him, has to clear his name before being given any appointment.

On Monday, Amaechi appeared before the senate committee on ethics to defend himself and the hearing on the petition was suspended on the ground that the allegations against him were being challenged in court.

But his opponents in the red chamber have not revealed their next line of action, leading to suspicion that except there is last-minute realignment of forces, Amaechi, who worked hard for the victory of the APC in the last election, may not end up a member of Buhari’s cabinet.

omenka:
Between you, Keneking, Midolian and NgeneUkwenu, I no know who find trouble pass.

Smh.