President Goodluck Jonathan may send a fresh list of ministerial
nominees to the Senate for consideration and approval.
The possible nominees include, a former Governor of Kano State,
Ibrahim Shekarau, his counterpart in Sokoto State, Alhaji Attahiru
Bafarawa, and Senator Gbemi Saraki from Kwara State.
Investigations revealed that the Presidency, in its bid to boost
home support for the Peoples Democratic Party in some states, took the decision
to pick the politicians as ministers.
It was further learnt that the Senate deferred the screening
of Hajia Jamila Salik from Kano State last month following a directive
from the Presidency that the woman had been dropped to pave the way for
Kwakwanso.
The Presidency was also said to be considering the nomination of
Bafarawa to check the growing popularity of the All Progressives Congress in
the state and the rumoured ambition of the Speaker, House of
Representatives, Aminu Tambuwal, to contest the governorship election in 2015.
In the same vein, our correspondent gathered that Saraki, the
daughter of the late strongman of Kwara politics, Senator Olusola Saraki, would
be a comfortable bridge-builder and accessible rallying point to deliver the
state from the APC being led by her elder brother, Bukola.
President Jonathan has turn our distinguish position of ministers to a gift which he can be distributing around,Gbemisola can never deliver Kwara to pdp even wen Olusola Saraki was alive wit all his fame and power he couldn't defeat Bukola talkless of a woman who suppose to be under her husband cooking 4 him and taking care d children
ReplyDeleteGEJ well done! You are full of surprises, what are you upto this time? Please forget this your 2015 ambition because you don't have anything to offer.
ReplyDeleteJonathan is hell bent on destroying our institutions he met on ground just because he want to win 2015 at all cost. His downfall is salient lay imminent . Watch out.
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