Senate Confirms Ibas, Mahmood Yakubu, Reno Omokri Among 64 Ambassadorial Nominees

T The Senate has confirmed the appointment of 64 ambassadorial nominees, comprising 34 career ambassadors and 30 non-career ambassadors.

The confirmation followed the consideration of the nominees’ credentials and reports presented to the upper legislative chamber. The approved list includes prominent figures such as Ibas Ibok-Ette, Mahmood Yakubu, and Reno Omokri.

Among the confirmed career ambassadors are Arewa Esther (Oyo), Adeola-Ibrahim Mopelola (Ogun), Ramat Omonbolale (Lagos), Monica Okechukwu Enebechi (Anambra), Adams Bassey (Cross River), Clark Efe (Delta), Mohammed Lele (Bauchi), Muhammad Dahiru (Kaduna), and Ahmed Monguno (Borno), among others.

The non-career ambassadors confirmed by the Senate include Onueze Okocha (Rivers), Femi Pedro (Lagos), Isaac Adewole (Osun), Chioma Ohakim (Imo), Ajimobi Florence (Oyo), Sulola Akande (Oyo), Uguwanyi Ifeanyi (Enugu), Ita Enang (Akwa Ibom), Femi Fani-Kayode (Osun), Jimoh Ibrahim (Ondo), Jerry Manwe (Taraba), Reno Omokri (Delta), Ibas Ibok-Ette (Cross River), Abdulrahman Dambazzau (Kano), and Abas Braimah (Edo).

With the confirmation, the nominees are expected to assume their respective diplomatic assignments, strengthening Nigeria’s foreign missions and diplomatic engagements across the world.Senate Confirms Ibas, Mahmood Yakubu, Reno Omokri Among 64 Ambassadorial Nominees

The Senate has confirmed the appointment of 64 ambassadorial nominees, comprising 34 career ambassadors and 30 non-career ambassadors.

The confirmation followed the consideration of the nominees’ credentials and reports presented to the upper legislative chamber. The approved list includes prominent figures such as Ibas Ibok-Ette, Mahmood Yakubu, and Reno Omokri.

Among the confirmed career ambassadors are Arewa Esther (Oyo), Adeola-Ibrahim Mopelola (Ogun), Ramat Omonbolale (Lagos), Monica Okechukwu Enebechi (Anambra), Adams Bassey (Cross River), Clark Efe (Delta), Mohammed Lele (Bauchi), Muhammad Dahiru (Kaduna), and Ahmed Monguno (Borno), among others.

The non-career ambassadors confirmed by the Senate include Onueze Okocha (Rivers), Femi Pedro (Lagos), Isaac Adewole (Osun), Chioma Ohakim (Imo), Ajimobi Florence (Oyo), Sulola Akande (Oyo), Uguwanyi Ifeanyi (Enugu), Ita Enang (Akwa Ibom), Femi Fani-Kayode (Osun), Jimoh Ibrahim (Ondo), Jerry Manwe (Taraba), Reno Omokri (Delta), Ibas Ibok-Ette (Cross River), Abdulrahman Dambazzau (Kano), and Abas Braimah (Edo).

With the confirmation, the nominees are expected to assume their respective diplomatic assignments, strengthening Nigeria’s foreign missions and diplomatic engagements across the world.