Across the length and breadth of Nigeria, here are the biggest stories around Nigeria’s legislators and the institution of parliament you mustn’t miss this Tuesday
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Across the length and breadth of Nigeria, here are the biggest stories around Nigeria’s legislators and the institution of parliament
Senate to hold public hearing on the Nigerian Economic Diversification Bill 2022, on Monday, December 19; legislation aims at providing a legislative framework to enable the federal government's diversification policies
Across the length and breadth of Nigeria, here are the biggest stories around Nigeria’s legislators and the institution of parliament
Barely two weeks after their nomination for re-appointment by the President, Senate receives report of its Committee on Banking and Finance confirming Aishah Ahmad and Edward Adamu as Deputy Governors of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) for a second term
Senate pledges support for the CBN in its continuous implementation of transformational payments and financial industry initiatives, resolves to embark on aggressive oversight of the apex bank during implementation of policy on Cash Withdrawal Limit
Across the length and breadth of Nigeria, here are the biggest stories around Nigeria’s legislators and the institution of parliament you mustn’t miss this Thursday
Across the length and breadth of Nigeria, here are the biggest stories around Nigeria’s legislators and the institution of parliament
Senate Minority Whip, Chukwuka Utazi rallies colleagues to support amendment seeking to guarantee the security of the tenure of any substantive chairperson of the anti-graft agency
Lawmakers in the Red Chamber put debate on the Withdrawal Limit Policy of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on hold, amidst absence of Senator Uba Sani, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Banking and Finance