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President Muhammadu Buhari is yet to release his ministerial list because he's taking his time to appoint quality people who are fit for the task ahead, Mr. Osita Okechukwu, a chieftain of the APC in Enugu state says according to Daily Trust.
"I think it is the quality that is giving him the greatest headache. He is bothered about the quality because he is not the type who will appoint somebody today and then drop him the next day. He wouldn’t like that to happen.”
He said President Buhari, in trying to get the required quality was also looking at balancing geo-political zones, the ethnic and religious creeds.
“This is somebody who will want to balance such things. I think in few days’ time, some people will be in place. He has appointed the Chief Security Officer (CSO), who is a very principled officer of the Villa.”
"There are those who call themselves ex-ministers, if you ask them their record while they were ministers, they might not show anything tangible. But what they brandished around was that they were an ex-minister, ex-governor, ex-this and ex-that. But when you look backward and ask yourself, if these ministers and governors have done so well, why is Nigeria sliding into a failed state?" he queried.
"I think it is the quality that is giving him the greatest headache. He is bothered about the quality because he is not the type who will appoint somebody today and then drop him the next day. He wouldn’t like that to happen.”
He said President Buhari, in trying to get the required quality was also looking at balancing geo-political zones, the ethnic and religious creeds.
“This is somebody who will want to balance such things. I think in few days’ time, some people will be in place. He has appointed the Chief Security Officer (CSO), who is a very principled officer of the Villa.”
"There are those who call themselves ex-ministers, if you ask them their record while they were ministers, they might not show anything tangible. But what they brandished around was that they were an ex-minister, ex-governor, ex-this and ex-that. But when you look backward and ask yourself, if these ministers and governors have done so well, why is Nigeria sliding into a failed state?" he queried.
