Nigeria Senators squabble over call for Saraki’s resignation
"The most honourable thing for Saraki is to resign and face his prosecution."
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"The most honourable thing for Saraki is to resign and face his prosecution."
"I cherish all the friends I made while in PDP and hope the friendship will continue to flourish."
The military says it did not complain about equipment and funding.
PDP members of House of Representatives from Anambra State were also fired.
Mr. Saraki warns Senate committees not to engage in "money for budgeting".
The president has transmitted two proposals to the National Assembly.
Mr. Emefiele briefed the Senate on the state of the nation's economy.
"Chief Akande is still sulking after his group's failed attempt to impose certain individuals as the leaders of the Senate ...
The Senate says it would not debate the doctored budget.
Bank documents reveal details of transactions
The two arms of the legislature set up committees to investigate the clash that led to several deaths.
The Nigerian Senate has ignored the nation’s financial crisis to budget billions of naira for its members’ luxury.
Senate orders payment of his full entitlements for 21 years.
The suit challenges Messrs. Saraki and Ekweremadu’s election as Senate president and deputy Senate president.
Senate says N4.7 billion cars are for committee assignments but did not say why 109 senators need cars for committee ...
The Senate is buying the cars at a time millions of Nigerians are facing severe economic hardship
Until 2011, the federal lawmakers expended only N1 billion for constitution review
A spokesperson for the house says they would oppose any attempt to gag free speech.
'Without free speech, elected representatives won’t be able to gauge public feelings and moods about governance issues."
The experts spoke at the official launch of Premium Times in Washington.
"We elected you to NASS to be a check against poor governance".
The Senate has proposed a law to jail people who disseminate allegedly false information.
Lawmakers accuse the media of falsehood, and vow not to be blackmailed.
Senate says the customs lacks "the capacity to monitor and control the flow of goods through the land borders".
Senate President Bukola Saraki accuses fuel marketers of economic sabotage.
