REPORT CARD: Nigerian Senators, Reps cornered N600bn in 4 years but passed only 106 bills
Despite taking funds needed to provide hospitals, schools and jobs, the lawmakers returned about 10 per cent efficiency.
Despite taking funds needed to provide hospitals, schools and jobs, the lawmakers returned about 10 per cent efficiency.
Mr. Buhari said he will run a government of integrity.
These are just few of the scandals the National Assembly may not resolve before the end of the 7th Assembly.
The government says the amendments are inconsistent with the spirit of federalism, separation of powers and checks and balances.
The Presidency has an allocation of over N26.66 billion, while the National Assembly keeps its usual N150 billion.
APC had directed its legislators to block all executive bills Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State on Monday said the directive by the ...
The lawmakers also lamented the security situation in the country. The House of Representatives on Tuesday resolved to retain $79 per ...
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The president tasked the members to be forthcoming in their duties.President Goodluck Jonathan has sworn in the chairman and members of ...
On Monday, 19th August, I was the Keynote Speaker at a Civil Society Roundtable on “Cost of Governance” hosted by ...
Vice President Namadi Sambo said the public security system will help the police in combating insecurity. The Federal Government has ...
The pension boss has been declared wanted by the Nigerian police. The embattled chairman of the Presidential Task Team on ...
The RMAFC said it needs N1.3 billion to prepare a new sharing formula. The Revenue Mobilisation, Allocation and Fiscal Commission, ...
According to The Punch newspaper of Wednesday August 29, 2012, the Nigerian National Assembly is taking steps to reverse the ...
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