Open your doors to legislative scrutiny, Dogara tells executive
19 July 2018 |
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Open your doors to legislative scrutiny, Dogara tells the executive.
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If you these NASS do not know how to run government, we better scrap you away from our democracy. We elected to you for our betterment, but you are running the system for your pockets. We do not have portable water, no electricity, no job for our you. Instead of you to provide us with good Social Benefits, you swallowing all. Now you are fighting executive side of government because of your selfish interest. Yakubu Dogara, please, caution yourselves, before we start stoning all of you. Incorrigible people.
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