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A section of the technical room of the National Assembly’s Senate wing caught fire.
The coalition group urges Nigerian youths to take up leadership roles and begin to hold lawmakers accountable.
The details of deductions and increments made on the final 2017 budget as approved by the National Assembly.
he protesters said that the aide died because he was unable to pay the sum of N165,000 as cost for surgery for appendicitis.
Buhari said it was in the interest of the nation’s economy for Osinbajo to sign the 2017 Appropriation Bill into law.
Saraki’s earlier promise to stop NASS from operating an opaque budget has now become a reality.
Buhari returns after taking a 49-day break in London.
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Senator Yele Omogunwa wants corruption to be legalised, so that looters of public funds can reinvest stolen funds in Nigeria rather than stash them abroad.
The Nigerian Senate has ordered that the intended hike in data tariff by Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) be immediately stopped.
Abubakar Sani, a senior legislative aide to the Chairman, House Committee on Finance, Mr. Babangida Ibrahim has reportedly slumped and died at the entrance of the National Assembly today.
Members of the National Assembly have clapped back at former President Obasanjo, calling him the “grandfather of corruption” after he called them “unarmed robbers.”
The Federal Government has said on Wednesday it was only able to fulfill seven out of the eight demands of ASUU, as it could not meet the union’s demand for allowances worth 284bn because of the present economic state of the country.
Former President of the Federal Republic, Olusegun Obasanjo has once again, taken the National Assembly to the cleaners, blatantly calling the lawmakers “unarmed robbers” who are worse than the judiciary.
Nigerian lawmakers have taken turns in condemning acts of jungle justice in the country, citing the recent increase in lynching as an indication that the people were losing confidence in the government.
Not believing that however, yesterday, the senator representing Lagos Central senatorial district, Remi Tinubu presented a bill seeking to grant Lagos State special grants from the federal government. The bill would ensure that the state would get one per cent of the revenue generated by the federal government.