Ita Enang raises concern over NASS silence on Police, DSS budgets
By OakTV
23 August 2018 |
2:50 pm
The Minister of Budget and National Planning, Senator Udoma Udo Udoma; Special Assistant to the President on National Assembly Matters (Senate), Dr. Ita Enang; and the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission are at present in the National Assembly.
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A NATIONAL SHAMELESS ASSEMBLY With all sorts of fake Doctors, Fake Professors, Useless and corrupt ALHAJIS and CULTIST, DRUG BARONS and RITUALISTS All lined up to SABOTAGE THE LAND…….NIGERIANS WAKE UP WAKE UP WAKE THE HELL UP
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