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Tuesday 30 June 2015

Saraki: There won't be delay in confirmation of Ministerial nominees

Press statement from the office of the Senate President..
Senate President, Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki today (Tuesday 30th of June 2015) gave assurance that there would be no delay in the confirmation of ministerial nominees once the list is sent to the legislature by President Muhammadu Buhari. 
The Senate President while receiving the French Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr. Denys Gaver, who paid him a courtesy visit in his office, said it was to ensure that the suspension of plenary does not disturb serious government business like the screening of ministers that he has continued to reiterate the fact that the Upper Chamber of the National Assembly will resume plenary when there is any urgent matter of national importance.


Responding to the comments by the French Envoy, the Senate President said that though the Senate is currently on break but “ we are working and we are ready to reconvene any time to attend to any national assignment, including the confirmation of President Muhammadu Buhari's ministerial nominees.". > He also pledged the cooperation of the National Assembly with the executive arm of government in accomplishing the programmes of the administration.

The Senate Presidency said bills from the executive arm of government would be treated with dispatch, as part of efforts to support the President to effect the positive change expected from his administration by Nigerians.

The senate president told the French delegation that the Senate has commenced work already with the setting up of the 18 man committee to formulate a realistic and progressive Legislative Agenda, which he said would address issues like poverty alleviation, law enforcement, national security, commercial disputes, eradication of corruption and investments in the Petroleum sector.

Saraki further said the National Assembly will partner with the French National Assembly in the area of capacity building for legislators, strengthening the bilateral relations between the two countries and ensuring that more French investments flow into Nigeria.

He specifically solicited the co-operation of the French government in tackling the security problems in the North-eastern part of Nigeria, particularly as Nigeria shares borders with French-speaking countries. > Earlier, the French envoy, who described the leadership tussle at the National Assembly as part of democracy, solicited for cooperation between the National Assembly and the President Buhari-led executive arm of government.

The French Envoy said that the expectation of the international community on Nigeria is high

He also called for cooperation between the private sector in Nigeria and its counterpart in France.

 On security, Gaver said France is encouraging her former colonies in West Africa to cooperate with Nigeria in the onslaught against the Boko Haram insurgency.

Media Office of the Senate President

33 comments:

Anonymous said...

we hope so....




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Anonymous said...

we hope so....




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Unknown said...

Still not seeing ur handwork mr president

Richard said...

President Buhari don dey put too much efizzy for this matter. #Richie

Bonita Bislam said...

Better! All hands must be on deck to make this change happen.

GALORE said...

We dey here deu wait




@Galore

Unknown said...

Wow! Dis is great, and nice. I hope dis goes a long way to bring d needed developments to Nigeria. Thumbs up, and more power to their elbows.

Unknown said...

Alright, mr president would send it in due time.

COLLIN said...

Its dem dat knw d game dey re playing

Alloy Chikezie said...

I Hope there wouldn't.

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Unknown said...

I support u saraki! In fact am loving d game. Sipping my blood tonic guinness malt and peak milk. Lolo1

Unknown said...

He has spoken well....

Unknown said...

Noted

Unknown said...

Make u delay nah...yeye man

dubyfranky said...

There better not be

Unknown said...

Ok now

Unknown said...

Ok now

Adetunji Saka said...

We dey watch

"Slow and steady wins d race"

Unknown said...

a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said..
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We will be waiting then....
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***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***

NaijaDeltaBabe said...

We dey wait

Anonymous said...

He is scared...he thinks Buhari is GEJ????...after messing ur party up...

Unknown said...

Their headache biko cos I choputas not! Linda take note!

Unknown said...

Their headache biko cos I choputas not! Linda take note!

Anonymous said...

There's a delay already
~D great anonymous!

Egwumba chioma said...

i mean this people should apolise to nigerians can u imagine d shameful act

Unknown said...

Wow! Dis is great, and nice. I hope dis goes a long way to bring d needed developments to Nigeria. Thumbs up, and more power to their elbows.

Unknown said...

Wow! Dis is great, and nice. I hope dis goes a long way to bring d needed developments to Nigeria. Thumbs up, and more power to their elbows.

Ladun Liadi said...

French, americans, germans ... Etc
the vultures are circling.

Anonymous said...

U are a dunce. Full of shit. I hope ur phone breaks one day so we ll stop seeing ur miserable messages here. So dull!! *spits*

Unknown said...

#testing #testing

I B M bolubantin said...

Its long over due...
Let's just get it done Mr. President

Unknown said...

Ok

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