Nine takeaways from Nigerian Senate this week
It was a fairly busy week for the red chamber.
It was a fairly busy week for the red chamber.
The new deputy governor is to resume immediately after Senate confirmation.
The Senate adopts six recommendations by its committee following explanations from two ministers.
The public hearing is over a petition by a retired army officer.
Isa Misau gave specific instances of the allegations against the police chief.
A senator said that companies with established cases of infractions will be reported.
Lawmakers say the post-UTME undermines JAMB-conducted tests.
Senate says many disputes over internal boundaries are resulting in loss of lives and properties.
The Senate also approved 30 years jail term for anybody that colludes with an abductor.
The bill has passed second reading in the Senate.
NHRC says controversy surrounding the proposed bill has been of “monumental effect.”
The Deputy President of the Senate, Ike Ekweremadu, urges journalists to show high level of responsibility with the way they ...
The senate expresses concern over loss of lives and property to flooding in several states in Nigeria.
Nigerians can be rest assured that the views and voices of all Nigerians will be considered in all the Senate’s ...
"There is an apparent discrepancy in some areas between what Saraki said."
The senate has challenged the jurisdiction of the court to hear the case.
The Senate wants to create an NFIU independent of the EFCC.
The Peace Corps says it will help provide security in Nasarawa.
The senator is expected to appear before the panel on September 6.
Mr. Bello represented Daura Senatorial Zone between 2003-2007 and 2007-2011.
The lawmaker alleged corrupt practices in the police.
New heads were appointed by the presidency for the Code of Conduct Bureau, CCB; the anti-graft agency, ICPC; and the ...
Earlier, Senate President Bukola Saraki had acknowledged the receipt of the letter of resumption.
The acting president had directed the nominees to assume duties.
National Assembly recently threw its weight behind the bill.
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