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Ahmed Lawan speaks on his plans if elected Senate President.

The bills cover different sectors of the economy The bills cover different sectors of the economy

The Senate advised Nigerians to install carbon monoxide detectors in their vehicles, houses, offices, and factories to avoid inhaling harmful air.

The Senate unanimously adopts the recommendation of the committee.

The bill, which was listed for second reading, was rejected by the lawmakers through voice vote.

The decision brings to over 30, the number of bills rejected by Mr Buhari since the inauguration of the 8th ...

PDP says it is yet to decide on who to support for the NASS leadership positions.

The budget was increased from N8.83 trillion presented by President Muhammadu Buhari to N8.916 trillion.

Mr Buhari had stated his reasons for declining assent to the bills in separate letters sent to the Senate.

The Senate Committee on Appropriation had earlier laid its own report on the 2019 Appropriation Bill.

The Presidency and the Senate have reacted to the incident.

The opposition party says the constitution empowers all lawmakers to seek and hold the top offices.

The APC has the majority among newly elected senators.

The motion on the militarisation of the electoral process and alleged double standard of INEC was presented by Dino Melaye ...

The N8.83 trillion budget will now be worked on by the committee on appropriation.

Oath taking for the new senator was the first activity of the Senate for the day.

Mr Olatoye, who represented Lagelu/Akinyele Federal Constituency in Oyo State, was shot in the eye by suspected thugs.

The APC has so far won 54 Senate seats while the PDP has secured 25 leaving the last one to ...

The National Assembly elections were held on Saturday across Nigeria.

This is its first Senate sitting since the presidential and National Assembly elections.

The elected lawmakers will be in charge of legislative duties for the next four years.

The elected lawmakers will be in charge of legislative duties for the next four years.

INEC says it is working hard to make the coming elections (including that of Mr Ekweremadu) free, fair and credible.