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Why Senate advised Power Minister, Babatunde Fashola to resign

The Senate Committee on Appropriation Wednesday asked the Works, Power and Housing Minister, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, to resign if he could not cope with the responsibilities of his ministry.

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