Federal Govt disowns ambassadorial nominees’ list in circulation

By Miracle Ogunde

Following reports that the Nigerian government has released a list of ambassadorial nominees, the federal government has disowned such list describing it as fake.

Acting spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kimiebi Imomotimi Ebienfa, in a statement on Sunday, clarified that it is the prerogative of President Bola Tinubu to appoint ambassadors, which he has not done.

The Ministry was reacting to reports that the Nigerian government has released a list of ambassadorial nominees.

The Ministry added that the general public should disregard claims on appointments of ambassadorial nominees.

“The Ministry of Foreign Affairs wishes to inform the general public to kindly disregard the fake list of ambassadorial nominees, which is currently in circulation on some social media platforms.

“The Ministry wishes to state unequivocally that the appointment of ambassadors is the prerogative of Mr. President, and no such appointments have been made in that regard.

“The purported list should, therefore, be discountenanced,” the statement read.

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