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Senate Approves Tinubu’s $516m Loan Request
The Senate has approved a $516 million syndicated loan request by President Bola Tinubu to fund the construction of Section…
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Bloodshed in Borno: Senate Drills Service Chiefs Over Base Attacks, Civilian Safety
LAGOS/ABUJA — Amidst a worrying resurgence of Boko Haram audacity, the Senate has ordered the nation’s security top brass back…
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Senate sets April 29 deadline for NNPCL to account for missing N210trn
The Senate, through its Committee on Public Accounts, has set April 29, 2026, as deadline for the Nigerian National Petroleum…
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Ex-president Jonathan urges NASS to review electoral litigation process
Former President Goodluck Jonathan has called on the National Assembly to review Nigeria’s electoral litigation process and establish a “Constitutional…
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Senate passes N68.3trn 2026 Appropriation Bill
Senate has passed the N68.3 trillion Appropriation Bill for 2026 fiscal year. The approval followed the presentation and consideration of…
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Senate approves Tinubu’s $6bn loan request
The Nigerian Senate has approved the request of President Bola Tinubu to go for external loans totalling $6 billion. The…
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State police: Nigerian governors submit proposal to National Assembly
The Nigeria Governors’ Forum, NGF, has announced that it has submitted a framework for the establishment of state police to…
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Longest-serving lawmakers in Nigeria’s National Assembly
Nigeria’s National Assembly has seen hundreds of politicians come and go since the return to democratic rule in 1999. However, a…
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Senate frowns at N5.9b spent on NNPC rebranding
The Senate Committee on Public Accounts has raised serious concerns over the N5.9 billion reportedly spent on the rebranding of…
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Senate queries JAMB over UTME charges, demands relief for students
The Nigerian Senate has raised serious concerns over charges imposed by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, questioning their…
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