Buhari's Ministerial List: Nigerians react

President Muhammadu Buhari sent his ministerial list to the Senate on Monday evening through Executive Communication.

The much-anticipated list was read on the floor of the Senate today. Several reactions that trailed the announcement suggest that many Nigerians are not happy with the inclusion of some of the nominees on the list.

The reactions also bother on those who did not make the list, those that eventually made the list, former ministers who were expected to return, as well as the excitement and the dissatisfaction of Nigerians.

The reactions: 2019 Presidential candidate, Fela Durotoye, via his Twitter handle sought the opinions of Nigerians on how effective the nominees would be.

A leader is only as effective as the quality of his team.
Do you believe that President @MBuhari #MinisterialList will move Nigeria forward or backward?
I’m curious to know what you think.
LIKE for YES.
RETWEET for NO.

— FelaDUROTOYE (@feladurotoye) July 23, 2019

Disappointment: Some Nigerians, who were eagerly waiting for the appointment of the former Governor of Lagos, Akinwumi Ambode, as a minister, were disappointed he didn’t make it. Others mocked the former Minister of Sports, Solomon Dalung, who lost out, after showing certainty that he would be reappointed.

https://twitter.com/JFriks/status/1153654863672295425

Names of those that got the cut off mark. Check if your name is there.
Saraki Out, Saraki In. I see Win Win here. Forget what they do behind. Blood is blood. Where is Ambode?
Gbemi Saraki Amachi Akpabio. Dalung, Ibe Out #TheList #MinisterialList pic.twitter.com/b1ZQE6Gm6w

— Inya (@AmadiInya) July 23, 2019

Dear mbuhari why can’t I find my name on the #MinisterialList pic.twitter.com/CkdNUIowU7

— Mazi Ifeanyi 🦉🧘🏾‍♂️ (@Maziify07) July 23, 2019

Now you know a man born from daura can stop your reappointment. @SolomonDalung. #MinisterialList pic.twitter.com/qnlBnL8iFw

— Hamzat Ibrahim (@thehumblehamzat) July 23, 2019

Some others felt the list is more like a compensation list rather than one based on merit.

I see more of a compensation list #MinisterialList pic.twitter.com/CqzPDi2Fnj

— Uncle Ben (@BernardUmaru) July 23, 2019

https://twitter.com/Gistofofo/status/1153652353159110656

https://twitter.com/KYAQY/status/1153667905462198274

https://twitter.com/RayoKasali/status/1153667741364232192

https://twitter.com/iSlimfit/status/1153640418007011328

The not too young to run: Some youths on social media showed how the present administration is not youth inclusive.

Dear Nigerian Youths, our fathers are still eating, when they're done we'd eat d crumbs and fix the dishes.

Oshi o daa nile pako.#MinisterialList pic.twitter.com/ERHwEu1y1H

— MAYOWA 🌺 (@oluwaRaph_) July 23, 2019

Zonal wars: There is never an online debate on politics without a tribal side to it, as many felt their political zones are not fully represented.