The habitual lateness of Akpabio , a member of the Senate , has been causing delays and disruptions in legislative schedules . This report highlights the impact of his lateness on Senate plenaries and calls for a change in his behavior.
Akpabio Senate Lateness Delays Disruptions Legislative Schedules
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