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Waste pollution & Nigeria’s oil pipelines | RemTracker

This edition of RemTracker spotlights key legislative actions addressing pressing environmental and economic challenges. With increasing concerns over waste pollution and the deteriorating state of oil and gas pipelines, the national assembly is moving to enforce stricter environmental regulations and rehabilitate critical energy infrastructure to safeguard public health, enhance economic stability, and improve energy security. Tackling Nigeria’s Waste Pollution Crisis The House of Representatives has urged the federal ministry of the environment, the National Environmental...

A ray of hope for domestic workers as the House of Representatives advances rights bill The House of Representatives on Wednesday passed the second reading of the domestic workers bill of rights, a proposed legislation aimed at establishing minimum employment standards to protect and ensure the welfare of domestic workers in Nigeria. The bill, sponsored by Rep. Akin Alabi (APC, Oyo), seeks to set labor standards for domestic workers such as house maids, nannies, cleaners,...

Committees on Poverty Alleviation and Humanitarian Affairs have been tasked to investigate the status of Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) programme from 2016 to date The House of Representatives has resolved to investigate the utilisation of funds allocated to the Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) programme from 2016 to date. The decision followed the adoption of a motion sponsored by Rep. Abass Adigun (PDP Oyo), who underscored the need for transparency and accountability in the management of...

Tension in senate as Akpabio, Dickson clash over Rivers emergency debate

Tension flared on the floor of the senate as Akpabio, Dickson clashed over emergency rule debate in Rivers State A heated argument erupted on the floor of the senate on Thursday as the President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio and Sen. Seriake Dickson (PDP, Bayelsa West) disagreed sharply over the procedure for handling President Bola Tinubu’s proclamation of a state of emergency in Rivers State. Problem started when the Leader of the Senate, Opeyemi Bamidele...

House of Reps approves emergency rule in Rivers

The House of Representatives has given a green light to President Tinubu’s emergency rule in Rivers after adding few amendments The House of Representatives has adopted President BolaTinubu’s emergency rule in Rivers state with additional amendments. The seal of approval for the president’s proclamation came via voice vote during plenary on Thursday which the speaker announced was attended by 243 members according to the the day’s register. The House resolved that while the emergency persists,...

BREAKING: Senate approves state of emergency in Rivers

The Senate also resolved that the state of emergency declared in the proclamation may be reviewed or terminated by the President at any time, but it must not exceed a period of six months. The senate has formally approved the proclamation of a state of emergency in Rivers state, following President Bola Tinubu’s declaration that cited the deepening political turmoil and worsening security situation in the oil-rich South-South state. The senate also resolved that the...

Senate in closed-door over Rivers state of emergency

Sen. Bamidele moved a motion for the senate to go into executive session to discuss the Rivers.state of emergency declaration The senate has entered a closed-door session to deliberate on President Bola Tinubu’s proclamation of emergency rule in Rivers state and the suspension of Governor Siminalayi Fubara. This development followed the reading of President Tinubu’s official letter by Senate President Godswill Akpabio during Thursday’s plenary session. Shortly after the correspondence was read, Senate Leader Opeyemi...

Senate steps down state of emergency motion without explanation

While no reason was officially offered for the delay in approving the state of emergency, observers say the decision may be linked to behind-the-scenes consultations. The senate on Wednesday, delayed its planned debate on the motion seeking approval for the proclamation of a state of emergency in Rivers State. The motion, which was listed as the first item on the order paper, was unexpectedly stepped down without any detailed explanation. Sponsored by the Leader of...

Drama as Reps clash over Rivers state of emergency

Two female members of the House of Representatives engaged in a shouting match over the the constitutionality of state of emergency in Rivers A brief commotion unfolded on Wednesday in the House of Representatives chamber as two female lawmakers engaged in a shouting match over developments in Rivers State. Rep. Ebikake Maire Enenimiete (PDP Bayelsa) and Rep. Blessing Amadi (PDP Rivers) engaged in a confrontation over the the constitutionality of state of emergency in Rivers...

We Are All Ushie Uguamaye

In recent days, Nigeria has been gripped by the unfolding story of Ushie Rita Uguamaye, a National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) member serving in Lagos, who courageously voiced her concerns over the nation’s escalating economic hardships. Opinion piece by ANTHONY UBANI In a video shared widely on social media, Ms. Uguamaye criticized government policies she believes have exacerbated the rising cost of living, referring to President Bola Tinubu as a “terrible leader” and questioning his...

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