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AC Leader Drum Support For Ngige, Others
Ahead of 2010 gubernatorial polls in Anambra State, the leader of Action Congress (AC) in Rivers State, Prince Tonye Princewill is forging more alliance with power brokers in Bayelsa, Rivers and Edo to give their support to Dr. Chris Ngige, one of the contenders in the race.
The AC in a statement signed by Chief Eze C. Eze, the publicity secretary, explained that Prince Tonye Princewill wants to forge alliance with power brokers in the three states for Dr. Ngige of the Action Congress (AC) to enable the party salvage the worsening state of Anambra since the medical doctor left office in 2006.
Princewill, the statement noted, adjudged Dr. Chris Ngige to be amply capable of delivering the goods, having been tested and found worthy in public service.
Hear him: “I must confess that I am happy of the democratic method used by the AC machinery in producing credible candidates in Ngige and Agbasi to take the state to the next level”.
“This is an example of the way it should be. It is sad that instead of PDP to emulate AC, they imposed Soludo and Anosike on the party.”
Princewill, also the leader of the Forum of organised opposition Political parties (FOOPP) in Rivers State, called on the people of Anambra to forever reject PDP and take their fate in their head and vote in Ngige for February 2010 for the great future of the state.”
The Tide gathered that some political analysts see Anambra State as being lucky in having the top contenders in Obi, Soludo and Ngige who are adjudged to be amply capable of delivering the goods.
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NASS Sets Date For 2025 Budget Passage
Chairman, Senate committee on appropriations, Sen. Solomon Adeola, stated this on Monday in Abuja at a meeting with the chairmen of standing committees in the Senate.
According to him, Jan. 31 is the date for laying of reports on the appropriation bill before the Senate and the House of Representatives.
He said upon resumption from Christmas and New Year break on Jan. 14, both chambers of the national assembly would suspend plenary for two weeks for budget defence by ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs).
Sen. Adeola also said that NASS had fixed Jan. 9 for an open day on the budget to enable various stakeholders, aside heads of MDAs, to make inputs on the budget.
“A tentative time table has been drawn for consideration of the budget at committee level.
“Budget defence sessions begin from Jan. 7, while reports from various committees are expected to be submitted from 15th to 18th of this month.
“Afterwards, collation and tidying up of the various reports will be done by the appropriation committee, with the hope of laying final report on the budget at the Senate on 31st of this month.
“However, the 31st of January fixed for laying of the budget is tentative, as it is just given to guide our work,” he said.
The principal officers of the Senate who attended the meeting included: the Deputy Leader, Sen. Lola Ashiru and Senate Whip, Sen. Tahir Monguno.
They said that the timeframe for consideration and passage of the 2025 budget by the national assembly was short.
They, however, expressed hope on the timely passage of the budget.
The committee, thereafter, went into a closed door session with chairmen of the various standing committees in the Senate.
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