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The Minority Caucus in the House of Representatives, on Saturday, congratulated former President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo on his 84th birthday, describing him as a true detribalized and patriotic leader.
The lawmakers, in a statement by the House Minority Leader, Hon Ndudi Elumelu, extolled Chief Obasanjo for his steadfastness in fighting for unity, stability, good governance, infrastructural development as well as entrenchment of democratic values in our country.
The Caucus affirmed that Chief Obasanjo stands out as a great leader, whose vision, courage, and exceptional commitment lifted our country at her various trying moments.
“As lawmakers, we extol Chief Obasanjo’s statesmanship, particularly in leading our nation on the path of democratic rule, re-ordering our national priorities and production capacity, revamping our economy to achieve foreign debt relief and turning a once pariah nation into a global investment epicentre and one of the fastest-growing economies
Reps to probe N19.2bn railway rehabilitation contract Reps to probe N19.2bn railway rehabilitation contract
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The House of Representatives, on Monday, unveiled plans to investigate the N19.2 billion contract for the rehabilitation of the 463km Port Harcourt – Makurdi section of the eastern railway line which was awarded to ESER Contracting Industry Company Incorporated in March 2011.
The resolution was passed sequel to the adoption of a motion sponsored by the Minority Leader, Hon Ndudi Elumelu, stressed the need to put end to consistent abuse of procurement laws and incessant corrupt practices by government agents, which he observed may ridicule the fight against corruption as canvassed by Mr President if left unchecked.
Reps reject bill seeking to pave way for election of youths into elective offices, increase educational qualification Reps reject bill seeking to pave way for election of youths into elective offices, increase educational qualification
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Members of the House of Representatives, on Wednesday, rejected a bill which seeks to pave way for youths to vie for various elective offices including President at age 35 years and prohibits anyone who has attained the age of 70 from aspiring for the highest office in the country.
The lawmakers expressed the opposition during the debate on a bill for an Act to alter the 1999 Constitution (as amended) which seeks to put the age limit for aspirants to certain political offices and for related matters, sponsored by Hon. Bede Eke, member representing Mbaise/Ngor Okpala federal constituency of Imo State.
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