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LP lawmakers can't stop SUVs purchase – Senator - Vimarsana News

LP lawmakers can't stop SUVs purchase – Senator

A Labour Party lawmaker in the Senate, Senator Neda Imasuen, has said it is unfair for Nigerians to criticise Labour Party lawmakers for not rejecting the plan by the National Assembly to buy Sport Utility Vehicles allegedly worth N160m for each lawmaker.

Why Labour Party Lawmakers Can't Stop SUVs Purchase, Senator Imasuen Speaks - Vimarsana News

Why Labour Party Lawmakers Can't Stop SUVs Purchase, Senator Imasuen Speaks

A Labour Party lawmaker, Senator Neda Imasuen, said they can't stop the National Assembly from purchasing Sport Utility Vehicles (SUV) for lawmakers.

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2024 Edo Governorship Race: Parties should not zone their tickets – Hon Emwanta - Vimarsana News

2024 Edo Governorship Race: Parties should not zone their tickets – Hon Emwanta

Immediate past Commissioner for Communication and orientation In Edo State and Convener of the Rescue Edo Movement (REM),Hon Andrew Adaze Emwanta, says that parties governorship candidates should emerge on the basis of competence, capacity and pedigree and not on the basis of zoning. Emwanta, who addressed a press conference on Tuesday in Abuja, under the

Edo 2024: APC Youth Group Backs Okpebholo's Bid To Succeed Obaseki - Vimarsana News

Edo 2024: APC Youth Group Backs Okpebholo's Bid To Succeed Obaseki

Esan Alliance Movement (EAM), a youth group within the All Progressives Congress (APC), on Monday, expressed its support for the governorship aspiration of

Okpebholo, Ebea, Imuse Emerge Likely APC Aspirants - Vimarsana News

Okpebholo, Ebea, Imuse Emerge Likely APC Aspirants

In a bid to reduce the number of aspirants ahead of the primaries for the 2024 Edo governorship election, leaders of the All Progressive Congress (APC) and