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Punch Newspapers Sections Adelani Adepegba and Sunday Aborisade, Abuja Hundreds of members of the Nigeria Labour Congress have commenced a protest march to the National Assembly complex in Abuja. The union and its affiliates are demanding the withdrawal of a bill that would remove the National Minimum Wage from the exclusive to the concurrent legislative list. The House of Representatives had about two weeks ago introduced the bill which according to the sponsor, Garba Mohammed (APC Kano), would allow both the federal and state governments to freely negotiate a minimum wage with their workers ” in line with our federalism.” But the organised labour opposed the bill, saying it would undermine the working class in the country. ....
National Assembly (NASS) Rep. Mohammed Mongunu, the Chairman of House of Representatives Ad Hoc Committee on Petroleum, has said that the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB), is expected to be passed by end of April to ensure competitiveness in oil and gas industry. Mongunu made the remark while speaking with newsmen on the sideline of the visit of the National Assembly Joint Committee on Petroleum to the Port Harcourt Refining Company in Eleme, Rivers, on Wednesday. According to him, our intention is to pass the PIB with the speed of light by the end of April 2021 so that Nigeria will get the benefits of the reformed oil and gas industry. ....
Evidence here is not evidence there was no bias? i m soly basing it, correct, on the actual evidence we have. not precisely where you want to be. if you can t rule out things like gross incompetence in line with the fbi or other intelligence agencies, that is a problem. it feeds into the narrative the president said all along about them being inept and whether it was bumbling motivation or a bias, that is not where you want to be and i think there is fair criticism toward the fbi based on the inspector general report and the omissions and inass accuracy and buttressing the christopher steele and it was not person zero, george papadopoulos, he did play some role and we have foundational issues not brought to the fisa court is important. as a former federal employee, i have to say we are told and thought to be perfect and have no time to be perfect. so there is that rule about bureaucracy already in play ....
Asking hard question, no harm, no foul. it doesn t work that way. what about the argument that the ukrainians didn t know that military aid was suspended until after that july phone call with the president? so i think there is a factual dispute there and you will hear from other witnesses that are people in the ukrainian government who did know, but i would say with faint praise that s a little bit less stupid an argument than other nass have been made over time and again, this is not a criminal trial, it s an impeachment proceeding and what matters most, i think, is whether or not the president intended to abuse his power and not whether every single technical element of an extortion was made out that the other party had to have known from the beginning of time that they were being extorted and that money was being withheld and that s one thing and a technical argument and the facts support it, but it s kind of a shabby defense overall to say the president was withholding the mone ....
Arthel: search and rescue crews are working frantically in the bahamas to reach communities trapped by massive flooding in the wake of hurricane dorian. 43 people now confirmed dead there and that number is expected to rise. thousands others are still listed as missing. steve harrigan is live from nass the bahamas with a firsthand look at the devastation. steve. reporter: arthel, the destruction on some of the northern islands is just near complete. as far as you can look to the left and the right, everything is just destroyed by the 185-mile-an-hour winds, the infrastructure also shattered as well. gasoline, medicine in short supply. there have been reports of looting and we spoke with a young woman who lives on abaco island who said she has taken part in looting. here s what she had to say. i stole. ....