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Lagos Assembly rejects ‘COVID Response’ Commissioner, 16 Others as cabinet-nominees

In a recent protest by Muslim groups in the state comprising heads of Islamic organisations, scholars and hundreds of Muslim faithful who were armed with placards, they claimed that only eight Muslims made the list of 39 cabinet nominees.        Twenty-six days after Lagos Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu submitted its list of cabinet nominees to the State House of Assembly, the parliament has confirmed twenty-two (22) out of the thirty=nine (39) names sent for...

Profile of Hon. Abubakar Momoh | Minister of Niger Delta Development

Forty per cent of President Bola Tinubu’s Cabinet Members are Ministers with a background in the legislature. Who are these former lawmakers, and what is their background like? We profile Honourable Abubakar Momoh; the 64-year-old Minister of Niger Delta Development.   READ ALSO: 18 ex-lawmakers, 4 ex-Ministers; Meet President Tinubu’s team of 45     President Bola Tinubu on Monday officially inaugurated members of his cabinet, which consists of forty-five (45) Ministers with their respective...

“Men in Army uniform killed my Aide” – Senator Adeola cries out

Senator Adeola alleged that the soldiers set up checkpoints to target lone occupants of vehicles in a bid to rob them and perpetrate violence.   The chairman of the Senate Committee on Appropriations, Senator Solomon Adeola (APC, Ogun) has alleged that soldiers of the Nigerian Army stationed at checkpoints around the Ikeja area of Lagos State are responsible for the tragic death of his Senior Aide, Mr. Adeniyi Oluwatosin Sanni, in the early hours of...

18 ex-lawmakers, 4 ex-Ministers; Meet President Tinubu’s team of 45

Eighty-three (83) days after his inauguration as President, Bola Tinubu formally constitutes the long-awaited Federal Executive Council (FEC). What is the composition of this cabinet, however and how are the Ministers distributed? Find out in this special piece.   READ ALSO: As Tinubu inaugurates Ministers, vacant NASS seats increase to 6      President Bola Tinubu on Monday formally inaugurated the Federal Executive Council with the swearing-in of forty-five (45) Ministers into the cabinet; arguably...

As Tinubu inaugurates Ministers, vacant NASS seats increase to 6

Eighteen (40%) out of President Tinubu’s 45 Ministers are persons with either local, state or federal legislative experience. With four (4) of these sixteen (16) Ministers holding legislative seats up until their inauguration on Monday, what are the implications for the National Assembly?   READ ALSO: 10TH NASS: At first plenary, Speaker Abbas declares lawmaker’s seat vacant     After eighty-three days in office as President, President Bola Tinubu this Monday formally inaugurated forty-five (45)...

“10th NASS committed to open and participatory parliament” – Rep. Kalu

The Deputy Speaker said the 10th Assembly will leverage technology to streamline communication, facilitate access to information, and enable citizens’ engagement with parliament.     The Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rep. Benjamin Okezie Kalu, has emphasised the need for the National Assembly to be accessible, transparent and accountable to ensure a thriving democracy. Kalu stressed this, while delivering a goodwill message at a National Dialogue on Open Parliament organised by the Nigeria...

Recess Allowance: “NASS Members were given up to N30m each” – Frank

Mr Frank criticised the conduct of members of the National Assembly and challenged them to publish their bank statements to reveal what they got as allowance.     READ ALSO: Electricity Tariff: “Let Nigerians breathe” – Senate to NERC, DisCos     A former Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Timi Frank, has tasked Members of the National Assembly to promptly refund the alleged ‘vacation’ allowances they received ahead of their...

Niger Coup: All you should know about the Nigerian Senate and ‘ECOWAS Intervention’

Hours to the second Summit of the ECOWAS Authority of Heads of State and Government on the political impasse in Niger Republic; we present seven things to note about the reaction of the Nigerian Senate and a timeline on the developments in the landlocked country.   By Temidayo Taiwo-Sidiq and Ojochenemi Onje-James   READ ALSO: ECOWAS Parliament: Speaker reaffirms commitment to strengthen representative democracy   President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s alleged leaning towards military action in...

Opposition Senators chair Power, Health, Niger Delta as Akpabio announces Committees

Eight weeks after its inauguration, the Tenth Senate unveiled its Standing Committees to enable the Chamber carry out its oversight over the Executive as mandated by the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (As amended) and the Senate Standing Rules.   Opposition Senators, Enyinnaya Abaribe, Ipalibo Harry Banigo and Barinada Mpigi to chair Power, Health and Niger Delta Committees respectively.   READ ALSO:  Surprise as Kano Reps chair Appropriation, Petroleum Resources Committees  ...

Senate declines confirmation of 3 Ministerial nominees, confirms 45

One week after its commencement of screening for the President’s nominees for the Federal Executive Council (FEC), the Senate has concluded the exercise     READ ALSO: “This is not the place to consider petitions” – Akpabio shields El-Rufai     The Senate has confirmed the nomination of forty-five (45) Minister-Designates sent to the National Assembly for screening by President Bola Tinubu. The development took place late Monday following the completion of screening for the forty-eight...

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