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Senate Confirms Appointment Of Ex- NIWA Manager , Muazu Sambo As Works Minister

The Senate on Tuesday confirmed the appointment of Mr. Muazu Sambo as new Minister of state for Works

Muazu Sambo, who hails from Taraba State, was appointed minister by President Muhammadu Buhari last Tuesday.

Sambo was a former Lagos State Area Manager , National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA).

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Muazu Sambo, the new Minister

 

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Mr Sambo, who hails from Taraba State, was appointed minister by President Muhammadu Buhari last Tuesday.

 

His appointment came weeks after ministers of Agriculture, Sabo Nanono, and Power, Saleh Mamman, were sacked by the president.

 

Although no reason was given for the termination of their appointments, their tenure, especially Mr Mamman’s, marked little or no improvement in the power sector as the power situation in the country remained without any significant improvement.

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Muazu Sambo, the newly appointed minister, vowed to tackle the challenges surrounding the take-off of the Mambilla Power Project.

 

He made the vow when he appeared before the Senate in plenary on Tuesday.

 

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