Anticipation Mounts as President Tinubu Nears Deadline for Ministerial List Submission

Deadline Looming

As President Bola Tinubu approaches the 60-day mark since his inauguration, Nigerians eagerly await the unveiling of his ministerial list. According to the constitution, Tinubu is required to name his cabinet within 60 days after assuming office on May 29 and submit it to the Senate for confirmation.

Anxious Expectations

With less than 18 days remaining to fulfill the constitutional requirement, lawmakers and citizens alike are anxious to see the individuals who will assist in realizing the President’s renewed hope agenda. The National Assembly is eagerly awaiting the release of Tinubu’s ministerial list, with concerns raised over the delay.

Final Checks and Preparations

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Department of State Services (DSS), and other security agencies are reportedly in the final stages of conducting mandatory background checks on the potential ministers. The Department of State Services and the Presidential Strategic Team are carrying out thorough evaluations of the individuals listed as potential candidates. Multiple sources within the Presidency have indicated that the list will be made public in the near future.