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The event held at Staple Centre.
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The event held at Staple Centre.
The Senate wants the NNPC to give account.
The party vows action if its directive is flouted again.
Mr. Saraki condemns "reckless" reports in the media about lawmakers' pay.
Mr. Madwatte was sworn into the House of Representatives on Tuesday, June 9
Mr. Saraki urged all members of the House to put the division from the elections behind them
Mr. Ndume polled 20 votes.
Mr. Saraki’s backers defend their actions.
: Mr. Saraki thanks President Buhari for respecting the right of the National Assembly to elect its leaders.
Shortly after the innauguaration, the lawmakers would elect their leaders in what would be Nigeria's most contested National Assembly leadership...
Despite all intrigues, the odds appear to still favour Mr. Saraki to become the Senate president.
The Senate did not pass the bill before the end of its tenure.
Mr. Mark urges the president and all the governors to observe the rule of law.
Mr. Ekweremadu says being in the opposition party is not a life sentence.
When things are no longer the way they used to be, know that she is leaving.
Mr. Mark says there is no alternative to democracy.
Ukoh believes promoting “African.”
If it’s not working, it’s not working.
“We need to ask questions whether fuel scarcity has come to stay,” a senator says.
The Senate adjourned sitting Tuesday.
The star-studded event was hosted by Chrissy Teigen and Ludacris.
The Senate says the National Assembly was ambushed by the Executive.
Despite taking funds needed to provide hospitals, schools and jobs, the lawmakers returned about 10 per cent efficiency.
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