Table of Contents
- Appointment of Bernard Doro
- Vision for Humanitarian Ecosystem
- Coordination Among Security Agencies
- Senate Approval
- Presidential Appointment
The Senate has confirmed the appointment of Bernard Doro as a minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria following a brief screening session that lasted less than 30 minutes.
Doro, the third ministerial nominee from Plateau State, took this opportunity to share his vision for establishing an inclusive and effective humanitarian ecosystem throughout the country.
He committed to developing a humanitarian framework that is inclusive, impartial, and independent.
During his appearance before the lawmakers, Doro vowed to improve coordination among security agencies to better identify and assist individuals affected by crises, a task he recognized as an ongoing challenge.
He believes that technology can play a crucial role in achieving these objectives.
After a short round of questioning, the senators expressed their satisfaction with his qualifications and preparedness to serve.
The lawmakers then requested him to take a bow and exit the chamber.
President Bola Tinubu appointed Doro as a minister last week following the resignation of Nentawe Yilwatda, who is also from Plateau State.
Who is Bernard Doro?
Bernard Doro is a newly appointed minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, representing Plateau State.
What is Doro's vision for the humanitarian ecosystem?
Doro aims to create an inclusive humanitarian ecosystem that is guided by impartiality and independence.
How does Doro plan to improve crisis response?
He plans to enhance coordination among security agencies to better identify and support individuals affected by crises.
