Despite hospitalisation, Dino Melaye’s recall from Senate starts today, INEC insists
Thousands of Dino Melaye’s constituents want him recalled.
Thousands of Dino Melaye’s constituents want him recalled.
The police asked the Senate not to trivialise Dino Melaye’s travails.
The senator remains bedridden even as he faces some of the biggest tests of his political career.
The Senate had earlier suspended its plenary.
Some of the senator's colleagues were at the hospital to ascertain his health condition
APC lawmakers took turns to express their disappointment at the federal government.
Mr Saraki said this after visiting the hospitalised senator on Wednesday.
A senator says there was an insistence to remove Melaye from the hospital.
Election observers are welcome to monitor the event.
The Senate had earlier suspended its plenary.
Mr Idris is to appear before Senate plenary Thursday.
Mr Melaye is in the custody of the Nigeria Police
The senator was hospitalised after reportedly bolting from a moving police vehicle Tuesday afternoon.
The senator landed in hospital after jumping from a police vehicle to avoid being driven to Lokoja.
Mr Melaye was hospitalised Tuesday.
The senator was reportedly being taken to Lokoja to face interrogation in a murder case.
The senator insists the police must transfer his murder case to Abuja.
The police had earlier allowed Mr Melaye to walk free after he was arrested by Immigration officials at the airport.
The police appear to have passed on another opportunity to enforce their own arrest warrant.
The hoodlum who snatched the mace passed it another team member after exiting the chamber.
Senate asks an ad-hoc committee to investigate the killings.
The trial could also not progress because of the absence of the police prosecuting counsel, Lough Simon, in court.
The three states are laying claims to being oil producing states.
The senator had accused his colleagues of working against the President.
The senator wants the Supreme Court to set aside the March 16 judgment of the Court of Appeal, which dismissed ...
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