The Senate on Wednesday, suspended plenary to enable the lawmakers to participate in campaigns for the general elections. President of the Senate, Dr Ahmad Lawan made the announcement at plenary. Lawan said the senate would start its recess today to enable senators to participate fully in the campaigns for their return or for their…The Senate on Wednesday, suspended plenary to enable the lawmakers to participate in campaigns for the general elections.
“It is our prayer and hope that those of us who are going to participate in the national assembly elections in the senate, that God Almighty will be on our side.“The casualties have always been too heavy and too expensive for our country and for democracy in Nigeria. This, Lawan said, helped the institution or the parliament in building and working for the people and for the country.
“That is, people should go and vote and of course, do what is right to ensure that their votes count.
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Better when their 6 month warning to CBN Gov failed 🤣🤣🤣
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