The governor stated this at the 1443/2021 Hijrah Luncheon held at the Government House, Agodi, Ibadan.
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Saraki, who announced the visit on Thursday at plenary, told his colleagues that he would be addressing a special plenary session at the Russian Federal Council.
The petition detailed how Ajimobi’s loyalists did not pay for the forms before the Congress
Saraki, who is set to depart for Ghana on Sunday on a two-day official visit, is expected to address the Ghanaian Parliament on how to build a stronger African relationship
The committees, led by the Chairperson of the Senate Committee, Senator Monsurat Sunmonu, stated this during a fact-finding mission to the Permanent Mission of Nigeria to the UN in New York.
Chukwuka Utazi, the Chairman, Senate Committee on anti-corruption, made the pledge on Wednesday during the 2017 budget defence by the EFCC
The Chairman of the Joint Committee, Senator Monsurat Summonu, who made this known in her closing remarks during a meeting between the Ministry and the legislature, frowned on the Ministry’s failure to meet up with the recommendations of the Senate on xenophobic attacks that happened between 2014 and15 in South Africa
In her address at the end of the two-day screening, the Chairman of the committee, Senator Monsurat Sunmonu, commended the members for their dedication and commitment
Twenty-three others will come before the committee on Wednesday
Sunmonu told the Correspondent of the News Agency of Nigeria in New York on Thursday that giving franchise to Nigerians abroad would give the impression that “they are part of the system”
The Chairman informed the lawmakers that out of the 47 nominees, only four of them were unable to recite the National Anthem properly
Investigation by our correspondent revealed that unless members of the Committee have a rethink, the Ambassadorial Nominees may not be confirmed this year.
The Deputy Controller General of the NIS in charge of Investigation and Intelligence, T. A. Hundeyin, at an interactive session with the Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs on the deportation of 48 Nigerians by the Government of the United Kingdom, dispelled media reports that Britain is planing to deport 29,000 Nigerians