Rep. Isiaka Ibrahim has been appointed as deputy chief whip of the House in place of Late Onanuga
The House of Representatives has appointed Rep. Isiaka Ibrahim (APC Ogun) as the new deputy chief whip, replacing the late Adewumi Onanuga, who previously occupied the position.
Speaker of the House, Rep. Tajudeen Abbas, made the announcement during Tuesday’s plenary session in Abuja, officially confirming Ibrahim’s new role.
In his remarks, Speaker Abbas congratulated Rep. Ibrahim and expressed confidence in his ability to serve effectively in the new position.
“We congratulate you on the service you will bring to your new role,” the Speaker said while addressing the chamber.
The Ogun State lawmaker, is currently serving his third term in the House. He also chairs the Committee on National Planning and Economic Development in the 10th House of Representatives. His extensive legislative experience is expected to bring valuable contributions to his new position.
The appointment follows the passing of Rep. Onanuga, who represented the Ikenne/Shagamu/Remo North Federal Constituency of Ogun State. She passed away on January 15, 2025 after a brief illness.
During the February 4, 2025, plenary session, the House adjourned proceedings in her honor. In a symbolic tribute, her seat in the front row was covered in white, marking the chamber’s respect for her service and legacy.
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