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The nominees had been screen by the senate committee and they had all met the necessary requirements. The Senate has confirmed the appointment of Emomotimi Agama as the Director-General of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This is as it confirmed the appointments of Samiya Hassan Usman as executive commissioner (corporate services), Abimbola Oyebola Ajomale as executive commissioner (operations) and Frank  Chukwuogor as executive commissioner (legal and enforcement). The confirmation of these appointments, followed the...

President Tinubu has assured that the Bill will ensure to domesticate and enforce in Nigeria, the international convention against doping in sports ahead of the 2024 Olympic Games in France. The Senate has passed a bill seeking to prohibit Nigerian athletes from consuming performance-enhancing substances during or after sporting competitions. The passage of the executive bill was sequel to the consideration and approval of the report of the Senate joint committee on judiciary, human rights,...

The second reading of the bill was earlier stepped down pending when copies of details would be made available for senators. The Senate has finally passed the N98.5bn FCT 2024 supplementary appropriation bill which had earlier led to a rowdy session in the Senate due to unavailability of a breakdown to Senators. The bill seeks to consolidate the ongoing projects in the FCT and the six area councils within the territory. It proposed a total...

The proposed legislation presents a significant opportunity to drive economic growth and diversification by creating a conducive environment for investment in gold. The  Senate has passed for second reading, a bill for an Act to make provision for the establishment of a Nigeria Gold Reserve Agency. This was sequel to the consideration of a bill sponsored by Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan (PDP, Kogi Central) during Wednesday’s plenary. The bill seeks a robust framework for the  harnessing,...

Senator Zam stressed that a practical answer would be a legislation outlawing open grazing throughout the federation. The Senate has passed for second reading, a bill seeking to ban open grazing and create ranches for herders. This was sequel to the consideration of a bill titled, “A Bill for an act to Establish National Animal Husbandary and Ranches Commission for the Regulation, Management, Preservation and Control of Ranches throughout Nigeria; and for connected purpose, 2024,”...