Members of the Lagos state house of assembly have been recalled from their 6-week long recess to resume plenary on February the 6th.
The lawmakers who have just spent 2 weeks out of the 6 week break had to cut short their recess.
Speaking with TVC News, the Chairman, house committee on Information, Honourable Tunde Braimoh noted that the house is cutting short it’s break in order to deliberate on the Harmonised Environmental Bill sent to the lawmakers by the Executive arm of government.
Members of the Lagos state house of assembly have been recalled from their 6-week long recess to resume plenary on February the 6th.
The lawmakers who have just spent 2 weeks out of the 6 week break had to cut short their recess.
Speaking with TVC News, the Chairman, house committee on Information, Honourable Tunde Braimoh noted that the house is cutting short it’s break in order to deliberate on the Harmonised Environmental Bill sent to the lawmakers by the Executive arm of government.
Members of the Lagos state house of assembly have been recalled from their 6-week long recess to resume plenary on February the 6th.
The lawmakers who have just spent 2 weeks out of the 6 week break had to cut short their recess.
Speaking with TVC News, the Chairman, house committee on Information, Honourable Tunde Braimoh noted that the house is cutting short it’s break in order to deliberate on the Harmonised Environmental Bill sent to the lawmakers by the Executive arm of government.
Members of the Lagos state house of assembly have been recalled from their 6-week long recess to resume plenary on February the 6th.
The lawmakers who have just spent 2 weeks out of the 6 week break had to cut short their recess.
Speaking with TVC News, the Chairman, house committee on Information, Honourable Tunde Braimoh noted that the house is cutting short it’s break in order to deliberate on the Harmonised Environmental Bill sent to the lawmakers by the Executive arm of government.
Members of the Lagos state house of assembly have been recalled from their 6-week long recess to resume plenary on February the 6th.
The lawmakers who have just spent 2 weeks out of the 6 week break had to cut short their recess.
Speaking with TVC News, the Chairman, house committee on Information, Honourable Tunde Braimoh noted that the house is cutting short it’s break in order to deliberate on the Harmonised Environmental Bill sent to the lawmakers by the Executive arm of government.
Members of the Lagos state house of assembly have been recalled from their 6-week long recess to resume plenary on February the 6th.
The lawmakers who have just spent 2 weeks out of the 6 week break had to cut short their recess.
Speaking with TVC News, the Chairman, house committee on Information, Honourable Tunde Braimoh noted that the house is cutting short it’s break in order to deliberate on the Harmonised Environmental Bill sent to the lawmakers by the Executive arm of government.
Members of the Lagos state house of assembly have been recalled from their 6-week long recess to resume plenary on February the 6th.
The lawmakers who have just spent 2 weeks out of the 6 week break had to cut short their recess.
Speaking with TVC News, the Chairman, house committee on Information, Honourable Tunde Braimoh noted that the house is cutting short it’s break in order to deliberate on the Harmonised Environmental Bill sent to the lawmakers by the Executive arm of government.
Members of the Lagos state house of assembly have been recalled from their 6-week long recess to resume plenary on February the 6th.
The lawmakers who have just spent 2 weeks out of the 6 week break had to cut short their recess.
Speaking with TVC News, the Chairman, house committee on Information, Honourable Tunde Braimoh noted that the house is cutting short it’s break in order to deliberate on the Harmonised Environmental Bill sent to the lawmakers by the Executive arm of government.
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