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Terrorism: Reps Lobbying US to throw out Pantami — Lawmaker On By Tordue Salem – Abuja Members of the House of Representatives are in talks with United States officials to nail and get out embattled Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Rep. Sergius Ogun, a lawmaker disclosed at the weekend. Mr. Ogun, made the disclosure in an interview with selected media houses, including VANGUARD at the National Assembly. The legislator, was responding to a question on the seeming division in the House on the matter. His words: “From where I stand I believe the minister should resign, he w...

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Translate Name Akure airport after Agagu, repair Angle 80-Amedokhian/ Uromi road, Reps tell FG On By Levinus Nwabughiogu-Abuja House of Representatives, Thursday, urged the federal government to name Akure airport after late Dr Olesegun Agagu in recognition of his selfless service to the nation, most especially in the aviation industry. The House also called on the Federal Roads Maintenance Agency (FERMA) and the Federal Ministry of Works and Housing to embark on repairs of the one-kilometre stretch of Angle 80-Amedokhian Road around the National Institute of Construction...

Terry Ikumi     A Bill that will empower the National Assembly to summon the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and Governors of States has passed second reading in the House of Representatives. The bill, sponsored by Representative Sergius Ogun, seeks to amend the constitution to compel the President and governors to respond to issues of security or any other matter before parliament. Although the bill was not debated during plenary on Tuesday, it was referred to the constitution review committee. This is sequel to the controversy that trailed the refusal of President Muhammadu B...

The bill, if it becomes law, will grant the National Assembly and state Houses of Assembly powers to summon the president and governors to answer questions on security and other issues.