Senate confirms Buhari’s nominee for Customary Appeal Court President
By OakTV
31 May 2019 |
3:44 pm
Senate confirms Buhari’s nominee for Customary Appeal Court President
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This confirmation is really biased. No wonder many ministers , DGs and public officers passed through NASS and later discovered to be incompetent or having forged certificates. Just look at way the man was confirmed the senators. One said mere looking at his cv he is more than qualified. Another said he has been with him for long and the position is well deserved. They did not bother to ask questions or what he will do and how he will add value to the CCoA. They fast forward the appointments and suspended their normal rules. I am afraid if this is the way Lawan will lead the 9th NASS to satisfy GMB and the Cabals , things will be terribly terrible.
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