Shehu Sani Sends Message To Those Waiting For Ministerial Appointments
Speaking via Twitter, Sani urged those still awaiting ministerial appointments to shelve their hopes and return to their everyday day life.
Shehu Sani
Former lawmaker, Sen Shehu Sani has taken to Twitter to send a message to those awaiting ministerial appointments after President Bola Tinubu sent the second nominee list yesterday.
TORI recalls that after the initial 28 names nominated for ministerial positions, President Bola Tinubu, on Wednesday, sent 19 new names to the Senate for screening.
The Senate President, Godswill Akpabio, read the names out on the floor of the Senate after the screening of the first batch of names sent by the President last week.
The second batch of the list included five former governors and some other popular politicians.
The new list which contains 19 names now brings the number of nominees to 47 after the initial 28 names.
Speaking via Twitter, Sani urged those still awaiting ministerial appointments to shelve their hopes and return to their everyday day life.
He wrote, “Oh ye thee waiting by the Rock for ministerial appointment,
“Thee can now returneth to thy trenches or be the minister of thy Lord.”
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