Intense Lobbying As Oppositions Perfect Move To Ambush Ministerial Nominees At Senate Screening With Petitions

A raging but underground lobbying is on.

And partakers are revealed as those nominated as Ministers by President Muhammadu Buhari, their sponsors and those against the confirmation of the nominees.

Insiders revealed that the cause of the current political scramble by those involve has root in the screening process by the Senate.
It provides room for those against any nomination for any justifiable reason to send in petition.

And sources confirmed opponents of the nominees and their sponsors within and
Senate President Bukola Saraki

outside their political parties – as well as in business and related spheres of possible angst are gearing up to make use of the window of opportunity available to even scores.

Insiders revealed presently the Senators , particularly the senate leadership has become the darling of all.
And according to a source ‘the reason for this is simple, they have the chance to suppress or allow petition to pass’

Outside of this added revelations have it that the nominees and their sponsors are working hard to stop some of the petitions from going out at all- and those that have recanted.

Sources confirmed loyalists have been deployed to mend fences with embittered individuals and negotiate a truce in on going quiet but intense political horse trading.

‘many of them don’t want their dossiers written in the name of petition to get into the hands of the Senators…because with information comes powerful leverage for those that have it and how to it…they don’t want to be beholden to the Senators if they eventually make, especially those with things to hide’ a source analysed while some of the nominees and their promoters are making keen moves to block explosive petitions.

The official list of nominees would be unveiled by the Senate on Tuesday October 6 2015.

The move would pave way for screening to start

The speculated names on the list include Babtunde Fashola, Rotimi Amaechi, Kayode Fayemi, Kemi Adeosun, Chris Ngie, Ogbonanya Onu, Aisha Alhassan, Amina Muhammed and others.