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Lawan names chairpersons for 69 Senate committees
Senate President, Ahmad Lawan, has announced chairpersons for the Senate Standing Committees.
During plenary on Tuesday, Lawan announced 69 committees for the Senate.
The announcement was made shortly after the lawmakers unanimously voted to embark on an annual recess.
The Upper Chamber is to proceed on leave until September 24.
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Some of the committees are Appropriation which is chaired by Barau Jibrin; Finance, Adeola Olamilekan; Police, Dauda Jika; Defence, Aliyu Magatakarda and Army, Ali Ndume.
Others are NDDC, Peter Nwabaoshi; Agriculture, Abdullahi Adamu and INEC, Kabiru Gaya.
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