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Abraham Ingobere, the member representing Brass Constituency 3 and former Speaker of the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, has emerged as Speaker unopposed for a second term. Ingobere, who is serving a fourth term in the House, was nominated by the member representing Southern Ijaw Constituency 2, Monday Bubou Obolo, and it was seconded by the member representing Sagbama Constituency 2, Bernard Kenebai.
In his inaugural speech, the Speaker of the 7th Bayelsa House of Assembly, Rt Hon. Ingobere expressed gratitude to the members for finding him worthy and promised to run an open door leadership, while soliciting support of members in the tasks of making laws for the good and development of the state.
Bayelsa Assembly to pass law banning open grazing – Official “The government has a duty to regulate livestock breeding and marketing in the state.” ADVERTISEMENT A bill seeking to ban open grazing and regulate the business of livestock breeding and marketing in Bayelsa State, will be passed into law on Wednesday. Tonye Isenah, Chairman of the House of Assembly Joint Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources, Trade, Industry and Investment, Environment, and Security disclosed this on Monday in Yenagoa during a public hearing organised by the committee. The public hearing followed th...
Diri to sign anti-open grazing bill into law Daniels Igoni, Yenagoa Barring any unforeseen circumstances, an executive bill seeking to ban open grazing of cows and regulate the business of livestock breeding and marketing in Bayelsa State would be passed into law on Wednesday. The chairman of the state House of Assembly Joint Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources, Trade, Industry and Investment as well as Environment and Security, Mr Tonye Isenah, said this during the public hearing on the bill organised by the committee at the Assembly Complex in Yenagoa on Monday. The public hearin...