Home News 9th Senate: Lawan inaugurates standing committees
News

9th Senate: Lawan inaugurates standing committees

Share
Ahmad Lawan
President of the Senate Ahmad Lawan
Share

Senate President, Ahmed Lawan, has inaugurated standing committees of the Ninth Senate.

The president of the Senate read out the list of members of the committees during plenary on Tuesday.

Okay.ng had reported in July, Lawan announced the committees, the chairmen alongside their deputies.

Speaking at the inauguration, Lawan urged committees to cooperation in working to tackle some challenges in the country.

He said: “Our country is facing the challenges of insecurity, while our largely youthful population is affected by unemployment, among other problems. Fortunately, we are also blessed with abundant agricultural land.

“We are similarly endowed with abundant solid minerals in all parts of our country. The oil and gas resources have remained our major source of revenue. Our challenges can be appropriately addressed with our rich endowments. What we require therefore is the strategic deployment of those resources.

“We can plan and use our agricultural potentials to achieve not only national food security but also process for exports. Again, our solid minerals sector is largely untapped and we can exploit those resources through the right policies and supportive legislations.”

Share
Related News
News

Fed Govt To List N1tr Real Estate Fund On NGX To Boost Affordable Housing

The Federal Government will tomorrow list its N1 trillion real estate investment...

News

Zamfara Governor Approves Construction Of New NUJ Secretariat In Gusau

Zamfara State Governor Dauda Lawal has approved the construction of a new...

News

Ned Nwoko Alleges Enemies Exploiting Regina Daniels’ Health To Damage His Reputation

Senator Ned Nwoko, who represents Delta North Senatorial District in Nigeria’s National...

News

Nigerian Navy Saves 10 Crew Members From Sinking Vessel En Route To Calabar

The Nigerian Navy has successfully rescued 10 crew members from a distressed...