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Senate approves Tinubu’s seven ministerial nominees

By Uchechi Ojo
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Senate approves Tinubu’s seven ministerial nominees

The Senate has recently confirmed seven new ministerial nominees appointed by President Bola Tinubu.

The confirmations took place after a hearing on the Senate floor on Wednesday, following last week’s cabinet reshuffle by Tinubu.

READ ALSO: Tinubu requests Senate’s approval for 7 new ministerial nominees

To address vacancies and restructure his administration, President Tinubu dismissed five ministers last week and quickly nominated their replacements.

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