With fifteen federal lawmakers in the National Assembly, we highlight the scorecard of Senators and members of the House of Representatives from Bauchi State. This piece is focused on their performance in the area of Bill Sponsorship over the last three years (2019 -2022)
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With the 2023 Appropriation Bill passed by both chambers of the National Assembly signed by the President this week, attention is largely shifting to key components of the budget. This piece is focused on allocations to the National Assembly and associated institutions
We highlight the Scorecard of lawmakers representing various Federal constituencies and Senatorial Districts of Oyo State at the Ninth National Assembly in the area of bill sponsorship. In the period under review, the 17 lawmakers have so far sponsored 95 bills
In this part of our review of the 2022 legislative year, we take a cursory look into Major probes undertaken by the Parliament in the year
This week’s episode of #MondayMeme is the concluding part of the exposition on ‘Division in the House and Committee of the Whole’ in the Nigerian House of Representatives
In continuation of our weekly series on the Performance Scorecard of the lawmakers in the Ninth National Assembly, this episode of our Fact File highlights the Third-Year Appraisal of legislators 'Under 40' elected to the House of Representatives since 2019
As part of our Independent Performance Appraisal of the Ninth National Assembly, we spotlight the Scorecards of Female Lawmakers since their election to the House of Representatives in 2019
On this episode of our National Assembly Scorecard, we highlight the performance of the eleven federal lawmakers from Adamawa State at the Ninth Assembly in the area of Bills Sponsorship.
Bayelsa lawmaker, Fred Agbedi commends Buhari, Senate Ethics and Petition Committee for restoring Atala Marginal Field to Bayelsa State, says the dispute was a sore narrative in the history of the oil industry in Nigeria
  The House of Representatives has vowed to unravel the details behind allegations of the alleged illegal sale of 48 million barrels of crude oil, resulting in the loss of a whopping $2.4 billion to the country. A resolution that was reached on Thursday, by members of the House Ad-hoc Committee led by Rep. Mark Gbillah (LP, Benue). According to Rep. Gbillah, the Committee will also investigate crude oil sales from 2014 till...