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Commotion in House of Reps over Minority Principal Officers

written by Esther faroye July 3, 2019
Commotion in House of Reps over Minority Principal Officers

There was commotion at the House of Representatives on Wednesday as members of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, fight over the announcement of Minority Principal Officers of the House by the Speaker, Femi Gbajabiamila.

Some members were said to have struggled to snatch the mace to prevent the speaker from announcing the officers.

The struggle was said to have begun at about 2.30 pm when Kingsley Chinda of the PDP moved a point of order, interrupting the speaker who was about to read a letter signed by 99 members of minority parties. The lawmaker stated that the PDP had written to the speaker and had presented him to be the Minority Leader.

Gbajabiamila, however, ruled Chinda out of order, saying that there were nine minority political parties and that the PDP alone could not determine who led the minority.

The speaker attempted to read the letter, which he said, was signed by 99 minority political parties but in a loud cry, members left their seats and started struggling for the mace.

Members of the sergeant-at-arms rushed in to prevent the lawmakers from taking the mace and some lawmakers held unto each other about to get into a fight.

Gbajabiamila went on in a rowdy session and announced Ndudi Godwin Elumelu as Minority Leader; Toby Okechukwu as Deputy Minority Leader; Gideon Gwani as Minority Whip and Adesegun Adekoya as Deputy Minority Whip.

The speaker therafter adjourned plenary to Thursday.

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