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Senate Confirms Reappointment Of Dabiri-Erewa As NIDCOM Chairman

The nomination of Abike Dabiri-Erewa for reappointment because the Chairman and Chief Govt Officer of Nigerians in Diaspora Fee for a second time period, was on Tuesday, confirmed by the Senate.
The PUNCH stories that the President, Main Normal Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), reappoints Dabiri and wrote to the Senate to substantiate her appointment.
In a letter addressed to the Senate on Might 2, the President requested the affirmation of Dabiri-Erewa’s reappointment.
Her reappointment was contained in a letter written by Buhari, urging the Senate to substantiate her.
Dabiri-Erewa, a former Senior Particular Adviser to the President on International Affairs and Diaspora was appointed NIDCOM chairman in November 2018.
She additionally served within the Home of Representatives as a member representing Ikorodu Federal Constituency in Lagos from 2003 to 2015.
Throughout plenary on Tuesday, the lawmakers paved the best way for Dabiri-Erewa’s second time period in workplace.
Additionally, the Senate, in its plenary confirmed the appointment of Bernard Okumagba, Patrick Aisowieren and Kurien Uchegbu as members of the governing board of the Niger Delta Improvement Fee.
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