Edwin Clark has urged President Tinubu to prioritise South-South roads in the 2025 budget, citing deplorable infrastructure across the region.
Senate has directed FCT Minister Wike to suspend demolitions in Abuja, forming a committee to probe actions since his tenure.
inubu will present the 2025 budget proposal to a joint session of the National Assembly on December 17.
Oyedele has emphasised that Nigeria's national fiscal policy defines clear priorities for taxation, spending, and addressing misplaced investments by state…
South-east Senators have called for wider consultations on tax reform bills, stressing the need for input from constituents and stakeholders.
Senate has expressed concerns over Nigeria's revenue generation discrepancies and has called for improved synergy with the Accountant General's office
The Nigerian Navy, lawmakers, and civil society groups have rejected the proposed Coast Guard, citing duplication of functions, resource constraints.
The Senate has summoned the aviation minister and industry stakeholders to address the rising flight delays and cancellations.
The Senate has approved the 2025-2027 MTEF-FSP, $75 oil benchmark, and 5.5% GDP growth by 2027.
The Senate has passed Tinubu’s tax reform bills for second reading, addressing fiscal federalism and economic growth amid debates.
Lawmakers have criticised the Tinubu administration's $2.2bn loan request despite revenue targets being exceeded in 2024.
Shettima and Senate colleagues have paid tribute to the late Senator Ifeanyi Ubah, recognising his political achievements and philanthropy.
The FG has opposed a proposed special mining security agency, recommending support for the existing Mines Surveillance Task Force.
Tinubu's reforms are already attracting investors to Nigeria in truckloads, claims senate leader Bamidele.
Edwin Clark has expressed pleasure over the Lagos -Calabar Coastal Road Project which he described as a landmark project.
She pleaded with the budget committee to intervene in the matter in the interest of poor Nigerians.
He's a former Secretary to the Government of Kaduna State.
"Under my watch, the Armed Forces shall continue to serve the Nigerian people dutifully and in line with the Constitution…
The red chamber condemned the process adopted and declared that the exercise was not done in public interest.
Ndume, Kalu, Buhari, Musa, others eye position of senate leader.