Dogara, House leaders visit Dino Melaye at National Hospital
Mr Melaye has been having running battles with the police.
Mr Melaye has been having running battles with the police.
The judge says the adjournment would also enable the court to study the counter-motions.
The police chief has twice failed to appear before the Senate.
INEC reacts to ''claims'' that over N5 billion was spent in the process.
A state judge rules the police medical facility in Lokoja lacks adequate facilities to treat the senator.
A magistrate remanded the senator in police custody for six weeks.
Mr Melaye was arraigned for the second time on Thursday at a Magistrate's Court in Lokoja.
The police wanted the senator kept in prison.
The Speaker urges restraint on the part of the police.
Mr Melaye was taken to court in an ambulance.
"Second time they gassed him, he had to force his way out of the vehicle. Dino literally escaped death. SAD!” ...
Nigerians say the Senate failed to take such action to stem the bloodletting across the country.
The senator is also accused of causing damage to government property.
The senator was accused of escaping lawful arrest.
The Senate president blasts the police chief after he shunned a summons again.
The police chief has been summoned the third time.
The police chief was summoned by the Senate over the travails of a senator.
Mr Murray-Bruce visits the ailing senator at the hospital.
The Kogi West senator survived a campaign to recall him from office.
Less than 10 per cent of those who signed the recall letter to INEC were verified.
Some voters were surprised to find their names on the recall register.
There was low turnout on Saturday.
Monitors from the News Agency of Nigeria say the exercise has been boycotted in Kogi state.
One petitioner threatened to sue for being included in the list of anti-Dino constituents.
The Senate was more about less talk and more action last week.
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