The Speaker, Nasarawa State House of Assembly, Danladi Jatau, has called on Nigerian women to continue to contribute positively to the development of the country
“No matter the depth of our differences, we believe the interests of the state and our people should take priority over political conflicts,” Mr Fubara stated.
Mr Ogundipe, in a statement, said that Mrs Meranda remains in office with the support of 36 colleagues.
The members were recalled after the consideration of a report of the House Committee on Ethics and Privileges, set up to investigate the allegation.
The proposed college of technology will be located in Ovrode in Isoko Local Government.
The Minority Leader, Kingsley Chinda, faulted the defection, citing Section 68(1)(g) of the 1999 Constitution (as amended) which prescribed the consequences of defection.
Mr Akiyode-Afolabi urged the speaker not to let down the womenfolk and the state.
The bill imposes a fine of N25,000 on anyone caught littering, urinating, or defecating in public places.
Mr Abubakar expressed concern over the rising number of stalled construction sites, which criminals were using as hideouts in the state.
The governor said that some of the road projects that kicked off in 2023 would be delivered in 2025.
