The Fellow of the Nigeria Guild of Editors (NGE) clocked 60 on April 24 2026 with glowing tributes and compliments by his acquaintances.
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According to available information, the member of the House of Representatives died on Friday evening following a prolonged illness
The Speaker of the House, Abbas Tajudeen, disclosed the defections during plenary after reading separate letters submitted by the lawmakers
Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajudeen Abbas, who confirmed this during the opening of plenary, read the letters sent by the seven Akwa Ibom Reps members.
Their decision was greeted with applause by members of the APC in the chamber as Speaker Abbas congratulated the duo on their new political move
Abbas stated this while declaring open an investigative hearing on non-implementation and remittance of the five percent user charge in Abuja on Monday.
Abbas made the announcement at the plenary on Tuesday in Abuja.
He decried the delay in the conduct of a national population census, saying it would have established the country’s numerical strength.
According to the court documents, Akpabio and Abbas are sued for themselves and on behalf of members of the National Assembly.
In a statement by its spokesperson, Rotimi Akin, on Wednesday, the House observed that certain media outlets had speculated about tensions following the committee’s dissolution.
The lawmakers arrived at the refinery located in the Lekki Free Trade Zone in Lagos around 11 am on Saturday.
The President’s letter was read by the Speaker, Tajudeen Abbas during plenary on Wednesday.
Tinubu made the appeal to the leadership of the House of Representatives, led by Speaker Tajudeen Abbas, in Abuja
Former and serving members of the National Assembly gathered to pay their last respects to the late Fourth Republic speaker.
The Speaker, Tajudeen Abbas, said this after receiving the representatives of the chiefs at plenary on Thursday.
The Speaker said this while inaugurating the ad hoc committee to investigate crude oil theft and loss of revenue in Abuja.
He spoke on Tuesday in Abuja at the National Policy Dialogue on Corruption, Social Norms and Behaviour Change in Nigeria.
Its National President, Dr. Innocent Orji, disclosed this on Friday via a WhatsApp message to the News Agency of Nigeria.
SERAP urged them to “repeal the 2022 Supplementary Appropriation Act to reduce the budget for the National Assembly NASS by N110bn, reflect the current economic realities in the country and address the impact of the removal of fuel subsidy on the over 137 million poor Nigerians.”
The lawmakers, numbering about 100, openly protested against the perceived tendencies in the Green Chamber