• Akpabio Calls For Revival Of Nigeria Airways, Says Private Jet Scarcity Exposes Aviation Challenges

    Akpabio Calls For Revival Of Nigeria Airways, Says Private Jet Scarcity Exposes Aviation Challenges1

    Akpabio Calls for Revival of Nigeria Airways, Says Private Jet Scarcity Exposes Aviation Challenges Senate President, Godswill Akpabio, has called for the revival of Nigeria Airways, insisting that the scarcity of private jets available for hire during political campaigns highlights the urgent need for a national carrier. He warned that the country’s aviation industry could

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  • Senate Approves Two New Federal Universities

    Senate Approves Two New Federal Universities0

    The Nigerian Senate has passed two bills seeking to establish new federal universities in Delta and Cross River states to expand access to higher education and strengthen agricultural and teacher education. The proposed institutions are the Federal University of Agriculture in Orogun, Delta State, and the Federal University of Education in Obudu, Cross River State.

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  • Senate, House Of Reps Embark On Another Recess After 68-Day Vacation

    Senate, House Of Reps Embark On Another Recess After 68-Day Vacation0

    Members of the National Assembly have proceeded on another break after returning to plenary on Tuesday following a 68-day annual recess that began on July 23, 2026. The lawmakers were originally scheduled to resume on September 15, but the resumption was shifted to September 29 to allow repairs to the sound systems in the chambers

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  • There Is Madness In This Government – Ex-Senate Chief Whip Blasts Tinubu Over Kings College

    There Is Madness In This Government – Ex-Senate Chief Whip Blasts Tinubu Over Kings College0

    Former Chief Whip of the Senate, Sir Rowland Owie, has criticised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu over the concession of Kings College, Lagos, to the school’s old boys’ association. Owie described the development as a worrying decision, arguing that federal Unity Schools remain important national institutions that promote unity and shared identity among Nigerians. The controversy

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  • 52 Serving Senators Set To Leave National Assembly

    52 Serving Senators Set To Leave National Assembly1

    No fewer than 52 serving senators in Nigeria’s 10th National Assembly are set to leave the Senate at the end of their current tenure in June 2027 after failing to secure places on the final list of candidates released for the forthcoming National Assembly elections. The development followed the publication by the Independent National Electoral

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  • National Assembly Shifts Resumption Date To September 29

    National Assembly Shifts Resumption Date To September 290

    By Henryrich Ojo | Newsworld The National Assembly has postponed the resumption of plenary by senators and members of the House of Representatives from September 15 to September 29, 2026. The new resumption date was announced by the Clerk to the National Assembly, Kamoru Ogunlana, in a statement issued on Wednesday. Letter Shows Police Were

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