Nigerian Senate Plenary of 29th June, 2021 received the Petroleum Industry Bill, 2021, to consider and pass it on Thursday, 1st July, 2021.
Nigerian Senate Plenary of 13th July, 2021 passed the Electoral Offences Commission bill which prescribed a 20-year jail term for ballot boxes snatchers.
The Nigerian Senate Plenary of 14th July, 2021 debunked claims that the National Assembly leadership tempered with the Electoral Act (2021).
The 2019 national assembly elections held on 23rd February, 2019 with the ruling APC emerging the dominant party in the 9th Nigerian Senate.
Nigerian Senate Plenary of 15th July, 2021 passed the Electoral Act (2021) that allows INEC, NCC and the NASS to determine e-transfer of elections results.
Nigerian Senate plenary of 7th July, 2021 approves President Buhariâs supplementary budget of N982.7 billion and N2.343 trillion foreign loan
After weathering a storm that threatened to tear it apart, Nigerian Senate Plenary of 1st July, 2021 passed the Petroleum Industry Bill, 2021
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Nine takeouts from the electoral rematch between Edo state Governor Godwin Obaseki of PDP and APCâs Pastor Ize-Iyamu which the former won.
âQuality is much better than quantity. One home run is much better than two doubles.â â Steve Jobs, American business magnate, and investor
Alhaji Sani Dumus also tells why Deputy Governor Nasiru Yusuf Gawuna is the best bet to succeed Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje of Kano State
âPlay to your strengths. If you arenât great at something, do more of what youâre great at.â â Jason Lemkin
No governor has ever governed Kano state for two terms until Shekarau. Can he repeat the feat as the senator representing Kano central?
âEducation is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the worldâ â Nelson Mandela
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