Dr. Doris Uzoka, one of President Bola Tinubu’s ministerial nominee caused a mild drama in the senate on Wednesday when she omitted a question about her spouse.
When Uzoka first introduced herself, she gave a brief summary of her achievements and stated that she is from Imo State.
The doctor-turned-banker answered questions patiently, but she sidestepped the question of her personal family when it came to giving an update.
Three senators had asked questions on how she handled her previous roles and what she would do differently if confirmed.
But Senate President Akpabio, who said she would respond to all the questions as against those who asked that she should be allowed to “take a bow and go”, notified his colleagues that he had some questions for the nominee.
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“I don’t think her CV is completed; I think some pages are missing because I haven’t seen anything on family life. The name of her father, mother, the name of your husband, and how many children.”
Responding, the nominee said, “Permit me to start with the last question. I was born to Mr and Mrs Uzoka,. I have a lot of children actually; a lot them are biological and not biological. I’m responsible for a community of people, both women and men. I’m glad to be of service to my community.”
The plenary erupted with sounds of laughter but the nominee who smiled went on to respond to other issues raised, while apparently trying to evade comment on her spouse.
Source: Daily Trust.

