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'Nigerians deserve govt that listens' - Ireti Kingibe demands compliance with Senate resolutions

The senator representing the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Ireti Kingibe, has said Nigerians deserve a government that listens to them. Kingibe spoke during plenary on Thursday while supporting a motion moved by Senator Abdul Ningi, calling for strict compliance with Senate resolutions. She urged the Senate leadership and committee chairmen to use their constitutional powers […] 'Nigerians…

'Nigerians deserve govt that listens' - Ireti Kingibe demands compliance with Senate resolutions

Nigerian Senator Ireti Kingibe has expressed the belief that Nigerians deserve a government that listens to the people. During a plenary session, she supported a motion proposing strict compliance with Senate resolutions, urging Senate leadership and committee chairmen to use their constitutional powers to ensure government agencies fulfill their duties in accordance with the law.

Kingibe joined her colleague Senator Abdul Ningi in emphasizing the need for strict adherence to Senate resolutions, emphasizing the importance of ensuring government agencies operate within the bounds of the law. If institutions fail to comply, the appropriate measures must be taken, she added. The role of lawmakers, she noted, extends beyond merely passing laws and approving budgets; it also involves ensuring the implementation of decisions for the benefit of Nigerians and addressing the concerns of their communities.

According to Kingibe, Nigerians deserve a government that not only listens but also acts and delivers. She reiterated her commitment to enhancing accountability, upholding the rule of law, and ensuring that the voices and needs of the people are never disregarded.

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