The senate today unanimously granted President Goodluck Jonathan's
request to sack Mohammed Gwaska as a member representing Nasarawa State in
the Federal Character Commission.
The approval by the senate followed the adoption of the
recommendations of its committee on Federal Character Commission headed by
senator Awesu Dahiru Kuta .
President Goodluck Jonathan had forwarded a letter to the Senate,
requesting that Gwaska be removed from office for absenting himself from duty
without official authorisation as well as ''unlawfully retaining official
cars and some strategic official files of the Commission.
The committee found that the President was right to have demanded
for the removal of Gwaska.
Senate President David Mark in his remark said the removal of
Gwaska would serve as a lesson for those who crave for appointment but end up
not discharging their duties accordingly.
Senator Mark further called on President Goodluck Jonathan not to
spare the rod on inefficient officials in the nation’s Ministries, Departments
and Agencies.
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