Dino Melaye’s Recall: Kogi Attorney-General wrong – Senate
The Senate insists it has a role to play in the recall process.
The Senate insists it has a role to play in the recall process.
The Bill says no gunshot victim should be refused immediate and adequate treatment by any hospital in Nigeria.
“What has happened in Suleja is a clear confirmation of the fact that this is something that requires a much ...
The National Open University of Nigeria bill was passed on Thursday.
The embattled senator wants his colleagues to stave off the recall process.
The senators also stopped all confirmation hearings for nominees forwarded by Mr. Osinbajo.
The minister had accused the lawmakers of inserting their projects instead of the key roads.
The senator was also asked to return all salaries and allowances collected.
The National Health Act stipulates one per cent of government funds go to the health sector.
The lawmakers say their willingness to make concessions must not be misconstrued.
The conference recommended the rotation of the office of the president between the north and the south..
Mr. Bello briefed Acting President Osinbajo about events in Kogi.
Interesting rates are between 25 and 30 per cent.
A Senate committee suspects there were infractions in the collection of import duties.
The National Roads Funds bill, 2017, was stood down for further consultation.
"Despite all these negative indices, banks continue to declare huge earnings,” a lawmaker said.
Tokunbo Korodo, South-West Chairman of NUPENG, said this in Lagos while reacting to the proposed N5 petrol levy by the ...
The handover was to allow for the repairs and the operation of the facility.
“The bill also hopes to elicit international assistance in criminal investigations, recovery, forfeiture or confiscation of property in respect of ...
The bill still has to go through the House of Representatives and the president to be law.
The lawmakers want banks compelled to accept coins.
The acting president issues an executive order demanding powerful revenue-generating agencies to comply with the Fiscal Responsibility Act.
The nominee had assumed office before his appointment was confirmed.
The probe is coming weeks after PREMIUM TIMES exposed the shocking lopsidedness in new appointments by SSS.
The lawmakers also asked the agencies to stop further spending.
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