It was gathered that no fewer than 20 nominees had been vetted by the DSS operatives since the exercise started.
The President was said to have sent to the agency a total of 36 names of would be ministers for security checks. The identities of the nominees were top secret as of Wednesday.
The President had indicated in a chat with journalists in Accra, Ghana, on Monday that he would keep his promise of announcing names of his ministers this month.
Investigations showed that the screening process by the DSS involved conducting background checks on the careers of the nominees and operatives were also checking for records of the nominees with anti-graft and security agencies.
People on the list included mainly those who worked with Buhari when he was in the military and during his stint as the chairman of the defunct Petroleum Trust Fund.
The DSS could not be reached for comment on Wednesday as it had yet to appoint a spokesperson.
Ok,,we wait patiently to see who gets the chance to serve the nation as a minister
ReplyDeleteFingers crossed! I need to see these ministers joor! Enough ado. Have you heard the New Nigerian National Anthem? Anticipate #PromiseLand.
ReplyDeleteAt last, although wasn't in rush
ReplyDeleteOk we are waiting
ReplyDeleteBuhari is setting a bad records of appointments dat wil harm d unity of dis nation in d nearest future. Let's c hw dis 1 goes.
ReplyDeleteGood
ReplyDeleteHow did you know that list was made up of people that worked with him way back
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