Nigeria’s president-elect General Muhammadu Buhari has finally
short-listed 18 people across Nigeria’s six geo-political zones who will
make up his transition committee ahead of the May 29 handover date.The
committee will be headed by Malam Ahmed Joda, a retired permanent
secretary. It will be made up of three people from each of the six
geo-political zones, sources said.
The South-west however has more representation (four people).Sources
hinted that apart from Buhari who decided the choice of people selected
across the zones, Tinubu also had a major and significant input into the
list, in addition to also exceeding the regional quota of three people
per zone.The committee, which will be inaugurated on Monday or sometime
next week, comes with terms of reference for members, the chief of which
is liaising with members of the committee put together by the Jonathan
administration for a smooth handover.
Apart from Joda, who has been selected as the chairman and Dr. Doyin
Salami of the Lagos Business School as vice chairman, the committee also
has Malam Adamu Adamu as its secretary.Other members of the committee,
according to a document exclusively made available to This Day, are Boss
Mustapha, Malam Muhammad Hayatuddin, Alhaji Abubakar Malami (SAN), Dr.
Tam David West, Governor Rotimi Amaechi and Chief John Oyegun.Also on
the list are Festus Odimegwu, Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu, Nike Aboderin, Wale
Edun, Bola Adesola, Barrister Solomon Dalong, Chief Audu Ogbeh, Senator
Hadi Sirika and Brig-General Lawal Jafaru Isa.
Aside from liaising with the government’s committee, the terms of
reference also includes studying and working on the handover notes
preparatory to May 29.
Other terms include designing the blueprint that would assist the Buhari
government take off smoothly with a clear understanding of the
challenges at hand.
source:Nation
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