President Bola Tinubu’s cabinet reshuffle has taken shape as the Senate confirmed seven new ministerial nominees on Wednesday.
The confirmation followed a hearing on the Senate floor, marking a significant development in Tinubu’s efforts to restructure his administration.
Cyber Reporters recalls that the cabinet shake-up began last week when Tinubu dismissed five ministers, citing the need to address vacancies and reinvigorate his team.
Tinubu promptly nominated replacements, and the Senate’s swift confirmation has paved the way for the new ministers to assume their roles.
The nominees underwent screening, answering questions from lawmakers on their credentials, vision, and policy priorities.
According to reports, the new ministers will focus on critical areas such as economy, healthcare, education, and infrastructure development.
The cabinet reshuffle is seen as a strategic move by Tinubu to reassert his authority and inject fresh perspectives into his government.
Observers believe the new ministers will bring expertise and energy to their respective portfolios, helping Tinubu deliver on his campaign promises.
