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The House of Representatives Committee on Tourism and the National Institute for Hospitality and Tourism has lamented that Nigeria has failed to harness and utilise its full potentials in tourism to contribute more to the nation's economy. The Chairman of the Committee, Rep. Muhammed Muktar, stated this at a meeting…
The 2025 Appropriation Bill and the Bill to extend the 2024 capital component to June 30, 2025 have scaled second reading before the House of Representatives. The two bills were passed after contributions and observations by members at the plenary on Thursday. The 2025 Appropriation Bill was titled, "A Bill…
The Speaker of the House of Representatives has denied owing the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) any outstanding land fees. He made the clarification in a statement signed by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Musa Abdullahi Krishi on Friday, following reports that the Speaker and some other prominent…
The House of Representatives Committee on Legislative Compliance has given a seven-day ultimatum to 19 Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) of the federal government to honour invitations to appear before various relevant committees of the House or face sanctions. Chairman of the Committee, Rep. Yusuf Ahmed Badau, stated this while…
By: Daniel Sule, Balarabe Alkassim
On December 19, the 10th House of Representatives rounded off its legislative activities for the year and adjourned to January 14, 2025 to enable lawmakers observe the Christmas and New Year holidays. The House of Representatives under the leadership of Speaker Abbas Tajudeen in the course of the year, engaged in a number of legislative activities aimed at deepening democracy, enhancing legislations and engendering good governance in the country. Weekend Trust in this piece highlights some of the high and low moments that shaped the Green Chamber in 2024.
By: Olayemi Cardoso, Balarabe Alkassim
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has clarified that over 1,000 employees who are part of its planned retirement programme voluntarily opted for early exit under the bank’s “Early Exit Programme.”
The Chairman, Senate Committee on Appropriations, Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola (APC, Ogun West), has disclosed that January 31st is the tentative date for the passage of the N49.7 trillion budget for the 2025 fiscal year. He spoke yesterday during a meeting with chairmen of various standing committees of the Senate…
By: Balarabe Alkassim
The Minister of Health and Social and Social Welfare, Prof. Mohammed Ali Pate, has disclosed that the ministry received only 15.06 per cent of the total capital allocation to the sector in 2024. He stated this while speaking during his 2025 budget defence presentation before the Senate and House of…
By: Balarabe Alkassim
The House of Representatives’ Committee on National Security and Intelligence has said the intelligence sub-sector is being grossly underfunded to help tackle the growing security challenges in the country. The Chairman of the Committee, Hon. Ahmed Satomi (APC, Borno) and members stated this at the budget defence session of agencies…
By: Balarabe Alkassim
Chief Medical Directors (CMDs) of University Teaching Hospitals and Federal Medical Centres (FMCs) have raised the alarm that tertiary health hospitals are facing threats of becoming empty as doctors, nurses and other skilled health workers leave in droves due to poor remuneration. They lamented that despite the federal government investment…
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