BREAKING: Senate approves Rotimi Amaechi as Minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria

The Senate has approved the nomination of Rotimi Amaechi as a minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

The former Rivers state governor, was approved on Thursday, after the Senate emerged from a closed session.

After the approval of 17 ministers, Senate President, Bukola Saraki, called on the Chairman of the Committee on Ethics and Privileges, Senator Samuel Anyanwu, to submit its report on the petition against Rotimi Chibuike Amaechi.

After reading out the report, Senator George Sekibo said the petition against Amaechi is an allegation and should not be amended by any Senator.

He said: “We’re joining President Muhammadu Buhari to fight against corruption, I hope his followers join him to fight against corruption too.”

Senator Jide Omoworare then interjected, by referring Senator Sekibo to the Senate Standing Rules, which states that the Senate cannot decide on the matter, since the petition is still in court.

Senator Anyanwu takes the floor saying that due to the report of the C’ttee on Ethics, The Senate has no right to recommend confirmation.

Senator Biodun Olujimi then took the floor to state that the petition is a moral burden on the House, but before he could finish his sentence, All Progressives Congress senators drowned him with shouts of ‘no, no, no’.

At this point, senators of the Peoples Democratic Party, led by Godswill Akpabio, walked out of the chamber.

After the back and forth between the senators, President of the Senate, Saraki rejected the report of the committee, and approved the nomination of Rotimi Amaechi, as a minister.

Source from ynaija

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