Nigeria's Senate President, Ahmad Lawan, harps on prioritising girl-child education as the best model of women empowerment, stressing that such path is considered important by any society desirous of genuine development
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Following review by a Technical Committee of the Senate, House of Representatives, and Directorate of Legal Services, the lawmakers re-commit the bills on Chartered Institutes for Forensic Investigative Professionals, Risk Management and Environmental Practitioners
Towards entrenching a culture of electing performing and productive legislators are critical to effective service delivery by government, OrderPaper Nigeria partners stakeholders in the civic space for its Parliamentary Colloquium and public presentation of its signature National Assembly Annual Appraisals
Lawmakers in Nigeria's House of Representatives tackle NEITI and NUPRC over their recruitment process, resolve to investigate within three weeks allegation of non-observance to federal character principles
Across the length and breadth of Nigeria, here are the biggest stories around Nigeria’s legislators and the institution of parliament you mustn’t miss this Thursday
The Senate, on Tuesday, mulled the establishment of the Special Forces in the Nigerian Police and the Nigeria Police Special Forces Training School. The bill titled ‘A Bill for the Establishment of the Nigerian Police Special Forces and the Nigeria Police Special Forces Training School, 2022’ was presented by Senator Ali Ndume (APC, Borno South) during the plenary session. According to the sponsor, the bill was read for the first time in the red Chamber...
Following years of drama around the operations and audit of its finances, President Buhari is ready to inaugurate a substantive board for the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC). However, in what may have come as a surprise to many; he nominates his social media aide for Senate's conformation as Chair of the NDDC Board
Following a November 16 resolution of the Upper Legislative Chamber, Senate's Adhoc Committee commences holistic investigation into DBN's disbursement of a N500 billion loan. to MSMEs across the country, allays fear of witchhuntÂ
Senate adopts 16-point recommendations of Adhoc Committee on Oil Lifting, Theft and the impact on Petroleum Production and Oil Revenues; report fails to indict any individual or corporate entity for economic sabotage
Lawmakers resolve to investigate the rate of inconsistency in air travel services and claims of violation of passengers' rights to quality air services, stress duties of airline authorities to provide airline customer assistance and servicesÂ