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Budget: "Senators Disappointed At Flagrant Passage of Three Appropriation Acts In One Fiscal Year" – Dele Akin – Igbere TV - Vimarsana News

Budget: "Senators Disappointed At Flagrant Passage of Three Appropriation Acts In One Fiscal Year" – Dele Akin – Igbere TV

In what looks like a jamboree, the National Assembly has passed three (3) Appropriation Bills in one fiscal year, and is set to pass the fourth (4th) Supplementary Appropriation Bill in the Federal Mi

Why Senator Ningi must be charged with criminal misinformation — Jimoh Ibrahim - Vimarsana News

Why Senator Ningi must be charged with criminal misinformation — Jimoh Ibrahim

A member of the Appropriation Committee in the Senate, Jimoh Ibrahim, says the Federal Government must charge Senator Abdul Ningi to court over alleged

Ningi must be charged with criminal misinformation — Ibrahim - Vimarsana News

Ningi must be charged with criminal misinformation — Ibrahim

The member of the Appropriation Committee of the Senate, said this on Monday when he spoke with Senate correspondents.

The practice of offering freebies must stop - Vimarsana News

The practice of offering freebies must stop

Not too long ago, poll freebies used to be an exception. But now it has become a norm with almost every other party promising it Barely a week before the Election Commission of India (ECI) is set to announce the schedule for the polls for Lok Sabha elections when the Code of Conduct will come into

Parlt clears bill to repeal 76 outdated, obsolete laws - Vimarsana News

Parlt clears bill to repeal 76 outdated, obsolete laws

       new delhi, parliament on wednesday passed a bill to repeal 76 redundant and obsolete laws with the government saying the move is part of its continuing efforts to improve the ease of living and doing business