Sentences with phrase «substantive chairman»
"Substantive chairman" refers to an individual who holds a significant and influential position as the leader or head of a committee, organization, or board. They have authority and play an important role in making decisions, leading discussions, and guiding the group towards achieving its goals. Full definition
Freddie Blay was appointed the acting chairman of the ruling party, following the suspension of substantive chairman of the party, Paul Afoko.
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Adegboruwa contended in his suit that since the Senate had rejected Magu as substantive chairman of EFCC, he could not thereafter be illegally functioning in acting capacity.
But, the delegates cast ballots for the position of chairman of the party in the state, in which the Acting Chairman, Chief Eze Nwachukwu, defeated Mr Patrick Ngbebu, to become substantive chairman.
Speaking when the National Chairman and some APC chieftains paid him a visit in his office in Benin City, on Friday, Oshiomhole said «history is on your side as the first elected substantive chairman of our great party».
«The Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria relying on a baseless and politically motivated report declined to confirm the appointment of Ibrahim Magu as substantive chairman of the country's leading anti-corruption agency, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
On the issue of substantive Chairman, he said «You know the National (leadership) arranged to have a congress in November 29, 2017 but somebody came up and gone to court and stop the Party from doing congress for reason best known to him.
But the Binabo faction, comprising party stalwarts such as the Bayelsa representative on the board of Niger Delta Development Commission, Prof. Nelson Brambaifa, Mr. Preye Aganaba; among others, returned the acting chairman of the APC in the state, Joseph Fafi, as the substantive chairman.
It would be recalled the Magu's nomination has been rejected as the substantive Chairman of the agency by the Senate for alleged corrupt practices.
Recall that the Senate had twice rejected the appointment of Ibrahim Magu as the substantive Chairman of the EFCC.
Following the letter written by President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday and read on the floor of the Senate during it s plenary session over the reconsideration of the acting Chairman of Economic and Financial Crime Commission, Ibrahim Magu, as the substantive Chairman, the Senate has responded to the letter.
Apart from Acting National Chairman Freddy W. Blay, who is aspiring to be the substantive Chairman, four other bigwigs - Alhaji Abubakar Abdul - Rahman, aka Alhaji Short, immediate past Upper West Regional Chairman of the party; Stephen Ayesu Ntim, former National Vice Chairman and longstanding contestant for the Chairman position; Dr Amoako Baah, lecturer and David Amankwah Boadu — are all eying the post.
Buhari's nomination of Magu as substantive chairman was penultimate Wednesday rejected by the Senate based on a security report by the DSS.
«This is to the effect that S.I Danladi Wada is the recognized Deputy Chairman of the APC in Kaduna State and stands as the Acting Chairman until a substantive chairman emerges at the next state congress of the party, «the statement said.
There were indications yesterday that the Presidency is shopping for a substantive chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.
They believe he is still the substantive chairman of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP).
Sen. Walid Jibril has emerged as the substantive chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party Board of Trustees.
He was taking over, because the party's leadership had refused to appoint a substantive chairman following the Abuja High Court ruling of December 2015.
Pioneer chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Nuhu Ribadu, has said the refusal of the Senate to confirm Ibrahim Magu as substantive chairman...
Saraki's trial, according to analysts, worsened the relationship between the Presidency and the Senate as during this period, the Senate failed to approve the appointment of Mr. Ibrahim Magu [a Buhari's nominee] as the substantive Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.
Meanwhile, notable of the rift between the Presidency and the Senate right now is that of the non-confirmation of Magu as the substantive chairman of the EFCC.
On the Senate's refusal to confirm Mr Ibrahim Magu's nomination as substantive Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), he said «sentiments have taken centre stage instead of objectivity».