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Senate President Godswill Akpabio on Tuesday presided over the swearing-in ceremony of three newly elected senators during plenary session.

The new lawmakers represent different regions and political parties, further diversifying the composition of the upper legislative chamber.

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The three senators taking their oaths were:

Prince Pam Mwadkon (Action Democratic Party, Plateau North): Mwadkon brings his experience and perspective from the north-central region to the Senate.

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Professor Anthony Ani (All Progressives Congress, Ebonyi South): Professor Ani adds his academic background and expertise to the Senate, representing the southeastern state of Ebonyi.

Mustapha Musa (All Progressives Congress, Yobe East): Senator Musa joins the upper house from the northeastern state of Yobe, contributing his voice to national debates.

The oath-taking ceremony, administered by the Clerk of the Senate, Mr. Chinedu Akubueze, took place at approximately 11:41 am. This formal induction marks the official commencement of the new senators’ legislative duties and responsibilities.

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