Tinubu’s Ministerial List: Hon Stella Okotete captured speaking in tongues after she emerged As one of the 28 nominees (Video)

Stella Okotete, a politician from the All Progressives Congress (APC), has gone spiritual after making President Bola Tinubu’s ministerial nomination list.

Okotete, who is from Delta State, was nominated as a minister by President Tinubu on Wednesday, July 27, 2023.

The nomination came as a surprise to many, as Okotete is not a household name in Nigerian politics. However, she has been a loyal member of the APC since its inception, and she is known for her hard work and dedication.

After learning of her nomination, Okotete was captured speaking in tongues in a video seen by Gistcore media , She said that she was humbled by the nomination, and she promised to serve the country to the best of her ability.

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Hon Stella Okotete's reaction as soon as the Ministerial list was released pic.twitter.com/fxvmr8U5MB

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“I am grateful to President Tinubu for nominating me,” Okotete said. “I will work hard to serve the country and to make a difference in the lives of Nigerians.”

Okotete’s nomination has been met with mixed reactions. Some people have praised her for her hard work and dedication, while others have questioned her qualifications.

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However, Okotete is determined to prove her critics wrong. She said that she is up to the task of serving as a minister, and she is confident that she can make a positive impact on the country.

“I am ready to work hard,” Okotete said. “I am confident that I can make a difference in the lives of Nigerians.”

Okotete’s nomination is a sign of the growing political influence of women in Nigeria. She is one of several women who have been nominated as ministers by President Tinubu.

Okotete’s nomination is also a sign of the changing political landscape in Nigeria. The APC is a party that is seen as being more progressive than the ruling People’s Democratic Party (PDP).

Okotete’s nomination is a sign that the APC is committed to promoting gender equality and to giving women a voice in government.

It remains to be seen whether Okotete will be confirmed as a minister by the Nigerian Senate. However, her nomination is a significant step forward for women in Nigerian politics.