President Mohammadu Buhari on Wednesday inaugurated 12 members of the National Assembly Service Commission (NASC) with Ahmed Kadi Amshi, a former aide to the President of the Senate, Ahmad Lawan as Chairman.
Amshi, the immediate past Chief of staff to Senator Lawan who is Chairman of the National Asseml, is representing Yobe, North East.
Also in the committee is an ally of the Deputy Senate President, Senator Ovie Omo-Agege, Hon Atanomeyorwi Francis, to represent Delta, South South on the Commission.
The inauguration took place shortly before the commencement of the weekly Federal Executive Council Presides over by the President.
Other members of the Constitution are Babagana Modu, Borno, North East; Abubakar Tutare, Taraba, North East; Hakeem Akamo, Lagos, South West; Tunrayo Akintomide, Ondo, South West.
Others are: Bassey Etuk, Akwa-Ibom; Bailyaminu Yusuf Shinkafi, Zamfara, North West; Sani Saidu Kazaure (Jigawa, North West; Julius Ucha, Ebonyi, South East; Auwalu Aliyu Ohindase, Kogi, North Central, ; and Muazu Is’haq, Nasarawa, North Central.
Also present at the occasion were, Clerk to the National Assembly, Mohammed Sani Omolori as well as the Attorney General of the Federation and Monister of Justice, Abubakar Malami among others.
Meanwhile, the National Security Adviser, Major General Babagana Monguno (retd.), resurfaced at the meeting which also had the Chief of Staff to the President, Mr Abba Kyari in attendance.
Mungono, on entering the council chambers, however, first sat two seats away from Kyari. But, he later moved closer to Kyari, after the the later beckoned on him to take his normal seat, leaving only one seat in between them.
The seat in between the two is for the Ag. Head of Service of the Federation, Mrs Folasade Yemi-Esan.
Recall that Mungono did not attend last week’s FEC meeting, days after a memo he wrote complaining that Kyari interfered with security decisions, was leaked online.
The NSA was also absent at Monday security meeting which Buhari had Service chiefs and the Inspector-General of Police in the State House, Abuja.
Monguno was on Monday appointed co-chair of the National Humanitarian Coordination Committee (NHCC).
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