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Sen. David Mark[GCON]
(President of the Senate)

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SENATE APPROVES STATE OF EMERGENCY CONFERENCE REPORT
The 'Report of the Conference Committee on State of Emergency Proclamation 2013, By Mr. President, Commander-In-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federation', was presented by Sen. Ita Enang. On Tuesday 21st of May both houses approved the President's Proclamation. A Conference Committee was set up to consider the differences in the versions of both chambers and harmonise the differences. The team eventually agreed to certain parts of the document, which being brought before the senate to be formally adopted....read
 
2015/05/23


SENATE APPROVES STATE OF EMERGENCY IN THREE STATES
The Senate at its Tuesday 21st May, 2013 plenary session read on the floor of the Chamber a Presidential communication requesting the Hallow Chamber to approve the Proclamation of State of Emergency in Adamawa, Borno and Yobe States. Sequel to the request by the Commander in Chief of the Arm Forces of the Federation, the Red Chamber went into a closed session and resumed plenary with the following decisions read by the Senate President, David Mark....read
 
2013/05/21
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SENATE APPROVES STATE OF EMERGENCY CONFERENCE REPORT   |  2015/05/23
SENATE APPROVES STATE OF EMERGENCY IN THREE STATES   |  2013/05/21
SENATORS DELIBERATE ON NIGERIA'S PREPAREDNESS FOR FLOODS   |  2013/05/16
SENATORS CELEBRATE CHINUA ACHEBE   |  2013/05/15
SENATE APPROVES STATE OF THE NATION ADDRESS BILL, CONSIDERING SIX APPOINTEES   |  2013/05/09
 


HOUSE MOVE TO ERADICATE QUACK MEDICAL LABORATORY CENTERS
The House of Representatives has mandated its Committee on Health to investigate the nefarious activities of dubious medical laboratory centers and liaise with the Medical Laboratory Scientists of Nigeria to ensure the detection and total eradication of all quacks in the sector across the country....read
 
2015/05/23


BILL TO AMEND NIGERIAN TECHNICAL AID CORPS DECREE SCALES SECOND READING
A bill which sought to amend the Nigerian Technical Aid Corps (TAC) Decree No. 27 of 1993 was read the second time during plenary session on Wednesday, 22 May at the House of Representatives. The sponsor of the Bill, Hon. Sokonte Davis (Rivers), stated that the amendment was necessary to allow for proper implementation and actualization of the objectives for establishing the Corps. ...read
 
2013/05/22
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HOUSE MOVE TO ERADICATE QUACK MEDICAL LABORATORY CENTERS |   2015/05/23
BILL TO AMEND NIGERIAN TECHNICAL AID CORPS DECREE SCALES SECOND READING |   2013/05/22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES COMMITTEE TAKES ON THE ENVIRONMENT |   2013/05/20
HOUSE MOVES TO STOP ASUP NATIONWIDE STRIKE |   2013/05/16
HOUSE WEIGHS IN ON CONFLICT BETWEEN NCC AND MCSN |   2013/05/15
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