Forty-four federal lawmakers have appealed to President Bola Tinubu to discontinue the prosecution of IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu and initiate a national dialogue aimed at reconciliation and addressing political grievances.
Nigeria’s House of Representatives has directed WAEC to suspend its planned 2026 transition to CBT, citing inadequate preparation among schools, especially in rural areas.
All eight Enugu State lawmakers in the House of Representatives have defected from PDP and Labour Party to the ruling APC, citing internal crises and alignment with Governor Peter Mbah’s administration.
Lawmakers have raised alarm over threats by terrorists to bomb the National Assembly, prompting urgent calls for enhanced security and the creation of a Legislative Security Directorate.
The House of Representatives Committee on Internal Security has raised alarm over threats by terrorists to bomb the National Assembly complex.
The House of Representatives has moved to probe the Nigerian Football Federation over alleged mismanagement of $25 million in grants from FIFA and CAF, citing poor accountability and questionable spending.
The House of Representatives has advanced a bill to amend the EFCC Act, aiming to limit presidential influence and strengthen the Commission’s institutional independence.
The House of Representatives has called on the federal government to work with states to regulate house rent across the country and cap annual rent increases at 20 percent.
The House of Representatives has resolved to investigate the $460 million Chinese loan obtained under former President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration for a CCTV project in Abuja that was never executed.
Lawmakers have opened an inquiry into over $850 billion in unrepatriated crude oil export proceeds between 1996 and 2014. The House described it as one of Nigeria’s biggest financial leakages.