Senate Approves 12 Nominees Into Nass Commission (full List)


Nigeria's senate President, Bukola Saraki has announced the approval of 12 nominees in to the National Assembly Service Commission.

The approval was contained in a statement signed by Yusuf Olaniyonu, the special adviser(Media and publicity) to the senate President.

The approved nominees include; Nuhu Musa (Jigawa), Hon. Bilyaminu Yusuf Shinkafi (Kebbi), Barr. Femi Agge (Edo), Senator Joy Emordi (Anambra),Uthman Olakunle Taofeek (Lagos),Ambassador Abdulazeez Sheikh Usman (Kwara), Prince Adenekan Olateru-Olagbegi (Ondo), Dr. Rufus Omeire (Imo), Awalu Aliyu Ohindese (Kogi), Henry Odey Adagba (Ebonyi), Hon. Bilyamini Bunbot (Bauchi), and Ahmed Ashemi (Borno).

The statement read; “In line with the provisions of Sections 3 and 4 of the National Assembly Commission Act, 2000, the names of the nominees will be presented to President Muhammadu Buhari for appointment,”.

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