Lawmakers in the Green Chamber want budget for the Federal Colleges of Education (FCEs) substituted with the new Federal Universities of Education
HomeCategory
Featured Archives - Page 25 of 32 - OrderPaper
Author, Ikechukwu Obiorah, releases new anti-corruption specific short book re-imagining the philosophical basis of the nation’s anti-corruption fight and scope
ECOWAS Parliament reacts to brawl in Senegalese Parliament after male opposition legislator, Massata Samb, struck a female colleague, Amy Ndiaye Gniby, a member of the ruling Benno Bokk Yakaar (BBY) coalition, in the face
On this week’s episode of #MondayMeme, we highlight some of the Rules on Behaviour of Members in the Nigerian House of Representatives; the green chamber of the National Assembly
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 Monday
With less than 83 days to the 2023 Elections, the CCD laments the non-inclusion of issues important to the disability community in the manifestos of frontline political parties, raises concern that the in-coming government may struggle to prioritise inclusion and participation of persons with disabilities in government programs and activities
![2023 Budget: Fact File on Proposals by States [South-East and North-East]](https://orderpaper.ng/new/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/My-project-1-1280x720.png)
In the third part of this Fact File series, we present highlights of the budget proposals presented by the various state governments in the South-East and North-East geo-political zones detailing their total expenditure, the capital and recurrent components, as well as the projected revenues
In keeping with its tradition, Nigeria’s premier/pre-eminent legislative and policy think-tank, OrderPaper and its partners unveil its signature, National Assembly Annual Appraisals, at a public ceremony in Abuja
With the State Governorship Elections holding barely 100 days away, we commence a Spotlight Series this week on Governorship Candidates making a switch from the legislature to the executive