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Senate irked by unending terror attacks in Benue

The Senate called on the Federal Government and other authorities to invest in surveillance technology and equipment to solve the security challenges in the country. The Senate has called on the Federal Government and other authorities to invest in surveillance technology and equipment to detect and forestall the recurrence of terrorism, as it condemned in strong terms the recent attacks on Benue communities by terrorists. The Red Chamber also called on the Inspector General of...

Senate calls for immediate reinstatement of expelled University student

Cyprian was expelled from the University of Abuja on grounds of an alleged plan to protest against the proposed fees hike. The Senate has urged the Vice Chancellor of the University of Abuja to reinstate Igwe Chukwuemeka Cyprian as a bona-fide student of the University. This is as it mandated the University to restore his access to the students portal  and recommend him for mobilisation of the NYSC programme, having received an apology letter from...

Current minimum wage not enough – Rep Chinda declares

Rep Chinda also emphasized that the minimum wage announced by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is not commensurate with the economic realities of the nation due to the implosion of the naria. The recent economic challenges in Nigeria have subjected workers to untold hardship as many employed Nigerians cannot afford the basic necessities of life due to inflation and a high rise in the cost of living. In reaction to this, the House of Representatives, with...

Emefiele’s naira redesign policy responsible for food shortages – Agric minister

“The policy on the Naria redesign had an impact on local farmers who didn’t have access to cash when they were about to plant…” The Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Abubakar Kyari, has disclosed that the naria redesign of late 2022 and early 2023 had a significant impact on local rural farmers’ access to cash to use for cultivation which has played a major role in food shortages currently being experienced in the country....

Senate damns Oronsaye Report, set to establish University of Education 

Despite Oronsaye’s report seeking to cut down the number of government agencies to reduce unnecessary wastage in the country’s expenditure, the Senate is keen on ignoring these recommendations. The Senate is set to establish a University of Education in Adamawa State as against the Oronsaye report which seeks to scrap and merge some government agencies to reduce unnecessary wastage in the country’s expenditure. This revelation was made in a bill titled, “A bill for an...

Seaport Concession: Reps uncover massive fraud, summon Ministers

Briefing journalists on the concession, Rep. Hamisu further explained that there was a need to find out why the companies listed were still operating without renewal. The House of Representatives on Tuesday summoned the Ministers of Blue Economy, Gboyega Ayitola and Transport Saidu Alkali over fraudulent concessioning of critical port infrastructure. Also summoned are the Managing Director (MD) of Nigeria Ports Authority (NPA), Mohammed Bello Koko; the Director General of the Bureau of Public Enterprise...

Arrest Binance CEO, others now – Reps

“The Committee will be forced to recommend to the House to arrest Binance executives since they have failed to appear before it,” The Financial Crimes Committee of the House of Representatives has called for the immediate arrest of top executives of Binance Holdings Limited following their failure to appear for the public hearing organised by the panel. The directive was given following the non-appearance of the company which has been accused of a series of...

LIFE SERVICE: Power, Hunger, Binance, Ways and Means among top issues for NASS

As the National Assembly convenes for its upcoming sessions, this LIFE Service presents several pressing issues that are expected to dominate discussions and legislative considerations. The upcoming sessions of the National Assembly are expected to address a range of pressing issues that reflect the current challenges facing the nation. This Legislative Intelligence Forecast Entry (LIFE) outlines key topics likely to be on the agenda, drawing upon recent developments and ongoing challenges facing the nation. From...

LIFE SCORECARD: OrderPaper Predictions on point again

Here’s a closer look at how the LIFE predictions proved their mettle by accurately predicting key discussions and decisions during the past week’s session. In legislative affairs, foresight is a coveted skill. As legislative processes unfold, the ability to anticipate discussions and decisions becomes invaluable. In the Nigerian context, where the National Assembly serves as the crucible of policy formation and amendment, predicting its agenda requires astute observation and analysis. In the past week’s plenary...

Bill to establish NASS budget office scales second reading in Senate

The budget office will ensure to scrutinise budget estimates of the executive and monitor the implementation of annual budget estimates. The Senate has passed for a second reading a Bill seeking to establish the National Assembly Budget and Research Office (NABRO). The bill titled, “A Bill for an Act to establish the National Assembly Budget and Research Office which provides the National Assembly with objective, timely and non-partisan analysis needed for economic and budget decisions...

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