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Breaking: Sokoto Rep, Danbuga is dead

A member of the House of Representatives, Rep. AbdulKadii Jelani Danbuga is dead. The lawmaker reportedly died in the early hours of Tuesday in Abuja, after a brief illness. He was said to have been admitted to the hospital on Tuesday. His remains has been flown to Sokoto, where he will be buried in accordance with Islamic rights. READ ALSO: Reps condemn killing of pregnant woman, demands justice Danbuga represented Isa-Sabon Federal Constituency of Sokoto...

Constitution Amendment: Reps will revisit rejected gender bills – Kalu

The Deputy Speaker expressed the Assembly’s commitment to further the rights of women and improve female participation in the political space but, stressed the need for advocacy for the five gender bills by stakeholders. Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rep. Benjamin Kalu has given a ray of hope on the 5 rejected gender bills, assuring that the 10th House would revisit them including those not accorded presidential assent. Kalu gave the assurance on...

Senate weighs in on deadly disease affecting ginger production

The motion sponsor described the deadly disease as a public health risk, which may infect human beings. The Senate has called on the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), the Federal Ministry of Agriculture, and the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), to contain the outbreak of a deadly disease affecting ginger production in Southern Kaduna State. The call sequels a motion on the “Urgent need to address the outbreak of a deadly disease affecting ginger...

Insecurity: Senate fears impending food crisis

Senator Musa said about 5,000 villagers have been displaced in the last three days due to insecurity. The Senate has warned that Nigeria may experience an acute food crisis should the current alarming insecurity situation in the country is not immediately checked. This is even as it called for increased military presence in Niger State. The warning came yesterday, following the adoption of a motion on the “Urgent need for the federal government to deploy...

Akpabio advocates collaboration between Nigeria and the US

Akpabio implored the American government to continue to play the role of big brother to the world as that is what is needed. President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, has advocated for increased cooperation between the United States and Nigeria. Akpabio made the call on Tuesday while addressing a delegation from the American embassy in Nigeria, led by the Chargé d’affaires, David Greene. He emphasised the important role the United States plays in spreading democracy...

Reps to probe alleged fund mismanagement in NHIA

Rep. Iyawe alleged that funds meant for the implementation of the National Health Insurance Policy are being mismanaged, while some HMOs fail to remit funds or pay monthly capitations to the healthcare provider. The House of Representatives has directed its Committee on Health Care Services to investigate allegations of mismanagement of funds and other irregularities in the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA). The committee is also to look into allegations of corruption in the agency...

Naira Depreciation: Reduce your cabinet size -Reps to President Tinubu

The motion sponsor worried that further depreciation of the naira against the dollar and other foreign currencies may deter foreign investors from investing in Nigeria, which in turn, will rob unemployed youths of job opportunities. The House of Representatives has charged President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to reduce the size of his cabinet. This is even as it urged the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Yemi Cardoso, to put necessary measures in place...

Senate set to probe oil theft in Niger Delta

Senator Nwoko averred that oil theft in Nigeria thrives owing to alleged collaboration between security forces, militia groups, locals, and certain employees of oil companies, who employ sophisticated methods to steal oil from facilities. Worried about incessant acts of crude oil theft in the Niger Delta region, and its effects on the nation’s economy the Senate has called for a holistic investigation into sophisticated methods employed by crude oil thieves in their operations. The call...

SERAP sue Akpabio, 9 ex-governors over severance package

Under the Akwa-Ibom Life Pension law, former Governors are entitled to N200 million annually, two official cars, domestic staff worth N5 million monthly, state-sponsored annual medical service of N100 million, and five-bedroom mansions in Abuja and Akwa-Ibom. A lawsuit has been filed against the Senate President, Godswill Akpabio, and nine other former Governors in the 10th Senate by the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP), for allegedly collecting salaries and pensions as Ex-Governors. Joined in...

Reps condemn killing of pregnant woman, demands justice

According to the motion sponsor, reports coming from his constituents paint a harrowing picture of a community of Nigerians dealing with recurring issues of Police brutality and extrajudicial killings. The House of Representatives has condemned in strong terms, the violence, killings, and unscrupulous behavior of personnel of the Police and other government security agencies, which led to the death of a pregnant woman and five others in Oshodi/Isolo II Federal Constituency. The House also mandated...

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