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ROUNDUP: Budget padding, power outage, Akpabio, Saraki verbal punches, other top stories at Senate - Vimarsana News

ROUNDUP: Budget padding, power outage, Akpabio, Saraki verbal punches, other top stories at Senate

Budget padding, which characterised most part of the Buhari Presidency, is returning under the Tinubu administration.

AFCON final: Save your husbands from death - Shehu Sani to Nigerian women - Vimarsana News

AFCON final: Save your husbands from death - Shehu Sani to Nigerian women

Former Federal lawmaker, Shehu Sani, has cautioned Nigerian women against allowing their husbands die over football. The former lawmaker, who was a member

Lawan @65: Tribute to the Legislative Jinx Breaker -By OLA AWONIYI - Vimarsana News

Lawan @65: Tribute to the Legislative Jinx Breaker -By OLA AWONIYI

Ahmad Ibrahim Lawan, the Distinguished Senator from Yobe North in Yobe State who is currently serving his seventh consecutive term in the National Assembly, turns 65 on Friday January 12. Lawan was the President of the Ninth Senate, which four-year tenure ended in June 2023. However, his legacies on that eminent seat continue to speak

STMA plans to install diesel plant at Sofokrom Landfill Site - Vimarsana News

STMA plans to install diesel plant at Sofokrom Landfill Site

The Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolitan Assembly (STMA), through the Ministry of Sanitation and Water Resources, has entered into a Waste Access and...

Why we created additional 24 standing committees — Speaker Abbas - Vimarsana News

Why we created additional 24 standing committees — Speaker Abbas

Mr Abbas claimed that the number of committees was increased from 110 to 134 because some committees were having too many agencies under their purview.