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So, 56 days after Inauguration day for his 2nd Term, @Mbuhari finally sent his #MinisterialList to @NGRSenate yesterday, which has with alacrity begun the #ministerialscreening today. #TheList can be mined for all kinds of data but some of its demographics are quite interesting
The combined age of the 43 on the #MinisterialList is 2,552 yrs. In a country with median age of 19 & lifeexpectancy hovering around 51, the average age of #TheList is 59.35 yrs. At 73, Kano's Sabo Nanono is the oldest nominee. He's one of 5 #MinisterialNominees aged 70 or more.
In addition to Nanono, Dr. Osagie Ehanire (Edo, 72); Gen. Bashir Magashi (Kano, 70); Alh. Mohammed Abdullahi, former SSG of Nassarawa State (70); & Sen. Tayo Alasoadura (Ondo, 70) are the other septuagenarians on #TheList.
JUST IN: @DrAhmadLawan announces that screening will be in two sessions (Morning session 11am to 1pm).
At 1pm Senators will go on break for lunch and prayers, then reconvene at 2pm and close when the "mood of the @NGRSenate" dictates.
At 1pm Senators will go on break for lunch and prayers, then reconvene at 2pm and close when the "mood of the @NGRSenate" dictates.
Ukechukwu Ogah from Abia State is first to be screened.
Senator Barau Jibrin asks about state of refineries. "Why do you think investors given license to set up modular refineries are unable to do so? How would you address that if appointed Minister of Petroleum Resources?
