Senate defers ministerial list till Thursday, urges DisCos to allow Nigerians ‘breathe’

Again, the much-anticipated ministerial list of President Bola Tinubu that was earlier promoted to be unveiled yesterday at the Senate, was postponed until the last day allowed by the Constitution, Thursday, July 27, which marks 60 days after the President’s inauguration.

John Akubo (Abuja)

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