Senate Approves Tinubu’s $500m World Bank Loan for Electricity Metres

Samwo-Olu Loses Deputy Chief of Staff

Agbese Gets New Role As Chairman, Nigeria-Finland Parliamentary Group

Rivers Imminent Probe Responsible for Commissioners’ Resignations, Says Group

Thursday 27th September 2018

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Senate Approves Tinubu’s $500m World Bank Loan for Electricity Metres

Samwo-Olu Loses Deputy Chief of Staff

Agbese Gets New Role As Chairman, Nigeria-Finland Parliamentary Group

Rivers Imminent Probe Responsible for Commissioners’ Resignations, Says Group

Thursday 27th September 2018

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