Politics Buhari's Ministerial List: 33 Nominees Fail Corruption Test, 3 Unscathed

[LequteMan]

Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari's decision to appoint a corruption free cabinet has disqualified most of the ministerial nominees penciled down and those submitted to him by the All Progressive Congress.



According to Tribune out of the 36 ministerial nominees penciled in and those submitted by APC) leadership and sent to the DSS, EFCC, ICPC, CBN, the Force Criminal Investigations Department (FCID), and the Defence Intelligence Agency (DIA) for forensic screening, only three nominees came out unscathed.

Reports say the president was dumbfounded as to the mind-boggling amount of money quantified in several transactions cutting across several sectors of the economy, including oil and gas, finance, power, governance and infrastructural commitments, which all contributed to the current decadence of the nation.

Consequently, President Buhari is said to have rescheduled the new date for the submission of his list of ministerial nominees to the Senate for approval to September, during which it is hoped that he would have prepared a new list that will be screened and those that scaled the integrity huddle, presented for confirmation.

 

[james koloko]

I trust his judgement and know it's taking time but to get a corrupt free government will not be easy
We must bear with Mr president

 

[Alabi]

I agree sir in toto

 

[LequteMan]

Let's just hope we won't still be saying the same thing in 6 months.

 

[Temitope]

Even the party that want to fight corruption is filled with corrupt people. Buhari can go ahead to appoint technocrats with good track records.

 

[LequteMan]

Even the party that want to fight corruption is filled with corrupt people. Buhari can go ahead to appoint technocrats with good track records.

That's the way it's supposed to be in the first place.