Ministerial Screening In Nigeria Is Bloody Daylight Joke – Rufai Oseni

Rufai Oseni, host of Arise TV, has reacted to the ongoing ministerial screening in the Senate, calling it a “bloody daylight joke.”

According to Anaedoonline.ng, the Senate began reviewing and ratification of President Bola Tinubu’s ministerial nomination list today, despite the uproar that surrounded the 28-man list last week.

Abubakar Momoh, a two-term member of the House of Representatives and the first ministerial contender to be examined before the Senate, was advised to ‘bow and go’ after answering only one question.

UPDATE: Read What Shehu Sani Said About Tinubu’s Ministerial List

Similarly, former Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike, after listing his credentials and accomplishments, stated that his love for Nigeria compelled him to accept the ministerial position.

In a statement, a politician stated that Wike is the best in Rivers State.

GodsWill Akpabio, the Senate President, then directed him to take a bow and depart.

In response, Rufai expressed his displeasure with the move in a tweet, claiming that the ministerial screening resembled a scene from the stage play of renowned actor Moses Olaiya, widely known as Baba Sala.

He tweeted, “Over 5m people are with a nominee, take a bow. Here we go again. Our screening is a bloody daylight joke. Our ministerial screening looks like a scene from Baba Sala!, probably a scene from Baba kwete oni le goolu.

UPDATE: Kenneth Okonkwo Reacts to Tinubu’s Ministerial List

“No depth in our senators questions. Nigeria sha, the standards are low”

 

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