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Thursday, November 10, 2022

House reschedules plenary resumption to November 14

The House adjourned plenary on October 12 after it passed for second reading the 2023 appropriation bill.

• November 10, 2022
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House of Representatives, [PHOTO CREDIT: Official Twitter handle of Reps NGR]

The House of Representatives, has rescheduled its resumption date for plenary from November 15 to November 14, the Clerk, Yahaya Danzaria has said.

Mr Danzaria said in a statement on Thursday in Abuja that the action was to enable the lawmakers to attend to urgent legislative issues.

The House adjourned plenary on October 12 after it passed for second reading the 2023 appropriation bill.

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