Major stories from Senate this week
The Senate touches on numerous issues of national importance.
The Senate touches on numerous issues of national importance.
The deputy senate president warns President Buhari against manipulating the 2019 election.
The deputy Senate President calls for decentralised policing in Nigeria.
Some senators wanted the matter discussed on Thursday.
The Deputy Senate President warned against over-reliance on oil.
The VON DG accuses the lawmaker, party of diverting public funds.
Majority lawmakers opposed the passage.
Mr. Atiku Abubakar announced his return to the PDP on Saturday.
The official says the Nigerian project is not working.
Suspended senator, Ali Ndume, returned to his duties after months.
The suspended senator has been recalled.
South East leaders say the president has been fair.
The senators after several debates passed the bill through a voice vote.
The meeting follows an earlier one by the conference of speakers.
The deputy senate president presented a paper in New York.
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Governor Ayo Fayose’s declaration to run for president has not gone down well with some party faithful
The military recently launched an exercise code-named Operation Python Dance II.
Mr. Fayose described the allegation as baseless, saying his support for IPOB does not translate into funding of the group.
The lawmakers were previously scheduled to resume from the recess next Tuesday, September 19.
The bill also proposes 25 years eligibility for the House of Representatives.
The lawmakers are moving to amend the Nigerian constitution.
“Practically, it is going to be impossible to have our national convention before August 16,” the opposition party said.
About 40 senators were present as a lawmaker marked his 60th birthday.
Mr. Tinubu asked the lawmakers to promote Nigeria’s diversity for prosperity.
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