Apart from the National Assembly, other key bodies indicted include the NNPC and Ministry of Interior.
Read moreThe Leader of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila, in this interview with PREMIUM TIMES’ Festus Owete and Hassan Adebayo,...
Read moreThe House Leader also spoke on why he lost the Speakership election.
Read moreA court authorized service by substituted means.
Read moreSome senators have opposed the proposal.
Read moreThe group says it is ending its campaign after a “resoundingly successful” protest.
Read moreThe two groups are demanding urgent action on the 2016 budget.
Read moreA spokesperson for the House of Representatives says the president has identified "grey areas".
Read moreThe EFCC says its National Assembly liaison officer, Sulaiman Bakari, acted outside his brief.
Read moreThe minister says the directive is not biding.
Read moreSenate president insists assets belong to his wife’s family.
Read moreTMG says it deployed 4,000 citizen observers to polling units across the 774 Local Government Areas.
Read moreThe Senate claims to pass the budget as earlier assured “was still within an acceptable error margin”.
Read morePREMIUM TIMES has exclusively obtained details of the National Assembly’s budget, wrapped in secrecy in the last five years.
Read moreThe lawmakers denied any rift with the executive but said the National Assembly needed to do a "proper clean-up" of...
Read moreThe former president challenges the federal legislature to publish its recurrent budgets for 2000, 2005, 2010 and 2015.
Read moreInstead of ensuring probity and accountability in line with their mandate, members engaged in abuse of the nation’s money laundering...
Read morePresident Buhari had presented a N6.08 trillion budget for the fiscal year 2016 to a joint session of the National...
Read moreCSNAC also wants collaborating banks sanctioned.
Read moreThe nation’s lawmaking body is involved in abusing Nigeria's money laundering law it helped enact.
Read moreBank documents reveal details of transactions
Read moreThe Senate is buying the cars at a time millions of Nigerians are facing severe economic hardship
Read moreUntil 2011, the federal lawmakers expended only N1 billion for constitution review
Read more"We are disappointed in our senate, they promised us open NASS now they want to shut us up".
Read moreThe lawmakers want N64.4 billion in total.
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