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    Security Concerns: Senate blocks El Rufai, two others

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    The Senate has blocked the nomination of Nasir El Rufai as minister, releasing the names of 45 others that passed its screening.

    The Senate on Monday did not state why El Rufai was not cleared despite appearing before the Red Chamber for screening.

    Also blocked are Stella Okotete and Abubakar Danladi.

    • Senate confirms Wike, Dele Alake, Umahi, 42 others as Tinubu’s ministers

    Chronicle NG reports that it is not clear why the Senate has withheld the three names, although there are claims that some people have filed petitions against the three ministerial candidates.

    The 45 people who have been cleared and approved are:

    1. Abubakar Kyari – Borno State

    2. Abubakar Momoh –  Edo State

    3. Nyesom Wike wike – Rivers State

    4. Prof. Joseph Utsev – Benue State

    5. John Eno – Cross River State

    6. Bello Mohammed – Sokoto State

    7. Mohammed Abubakar – Jigawa State

    8. Yusuf Tuggar – Bauchi State

    9. Uju Ohaneye – Anambra State

    10. Olubunmi Ojo – Ondo State

    11. Nkeiruka Onyekachukwu – Abia State

    12. Betta Edu – Cross River State

    13. Imaan Suleiman – Nasarawa State

    14. David Umahi – Ebonyi State

    15. Adebayo Edun – Ogun State

    16. Ahmed Dangiwa – Katsina State

    17. Uche Nnaji – Enugu State

    18. Dele Alake – Ekiti State

    19. Waheed Adelabu – Oyo state

    20. Muhammad Idris – Niger state

    Prof. Ali Pate – Bauchi State

    22. DR. Doris Uzoka – Imo State

    23. Lateef Fagbemi (SAN) – Kwara State

    24. Ekperikpe Ekpo – Akwa Ibom

    25. Hannatu Musawa – Katsina State

    26. Ibrahim Geidam – Yobe State

    27. Aliyu Sabi Abdullahi – Niger State

    28. Heineken Lokpobiri – Bayelsa State

    29. Alkali Ahmed Sa’eed – Gombe State

    30. Dr. Yusuf Tanko Sununu

    31. Atiku Bagudu – Kebbi State

    32. Bello Matawalle – Zamfara State

    33. Adegboyega Oyetola – Osun State

    34. Simon Bako Lalong – Plateau State

    35. Abdullahi Tijjani Gwarzo

    36. Bosun Tijjani – Ogun State

    37. Dr. Mariya Mahmoud – Kano State

    38. Dr. Isiyaka Salako – Ogun State

    39. DR. Tunji Alausa – Lagos State

    40. Lola Ade John – Lagos State

    41. Prof. Tahir Mamman – Adamawa state

    42. Zephaniah Jissalo – FCT

    43. Uba Maigari Ahmadu – Taraba State

    44. Shuaibu Abubakar Audu – Kogi State

    45. Festus Keyamo (SAN) – Delta State

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