The Senate has screened 34 out of the 47 Ambassadorial nominees sent to it by President Muhammadu Buhari.
The screening, presided over by the Chairman Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs, Senator Monsurat Summonu began on Tuesday.
The first set of 15 ambassadorial nominees appeared before the Committee and was screened on Tuesday. While 19 others were screened on Wednesday, bringing the total to 34. There are 13 nominees left to be screened.
As the programme continued, Nominees who were in a waiting room close to the screening room, were engaged in tutorials, reciting the national anthem and the pledge, to avoid the mistakes earlier made by some screened nominees.
The nominees are:
1. Obinna Chukwuemeka
2. Salisu Umoru,
3. Iyang Udoh Iyang
4. Okeke Vivian Nwanaku
5. Liman Munir
6. Edem Jane Ada
7. Mohammed Hassan Hassan
8. Martin Young Cobham
9. Janet Molegbo Olisah
10. Itegbuoye Sunday
11. Olatunde Adesesan
12. Lilian Ijekwu Onu
13. Manaja Tulahi Isa
14. Ngozi Ukeje
15. Bello Kazaure Husseini
16. Enoch Pierre Ducci
17. Garba Baba
18. Usman Bakori Aliyu
19. Umar Zainab Salisu
21. Kadiri Audu
22. Balogun Hakeem
23. Nosa Ahmed
24. Ibrahim Isa
25. Bankole Adegboyega Adeoye
26. Ibidapo Obe Oluwasegun
27. Ogundaro Sakirat
28. Eric A. Belgam
29. Ateru Haliru
30. Ramota Bulima
31 Musa Mamman
32. Kabiru Bala
33. Adamu Shuaibu
34. D. A Agiv
35. T.K Gonglong
36. Ibrahim Hamza
37. K.C Nwachukwu
38. Q.R Wolu
39. E.K Oguntuwase
40. A.I Paragauda
41. L.A Gasharga
42. Olufemi Abikoye
43. Abubakar Ibrahim
44. Rabiu Kawu
45. Odeka Janet Bisong
46. Adekunbi Habeebat
