In order to call off the cold war between the Minister of Labour and Productivity and the National Assembly Senator Chris Ngige and his Minister of State and Festus Keyamo met today with the President of the Senate Senator Ahmad Lawan to settle their scores.
At the meeting, Ngige has apologised to the National Assembly over the shouting match between Keyamo and the Lawmakers last week.
Senator Ngige who pleaded that the National Assembly should forgive his Minister of State stressed the need for the wrong to be put aside and allow for them to work together.
Recall that there is an ongoing quargmire between the Senators, members of the House of Representatives and the Minister of State for Labour, Employment and Productivity, Festus Keyamo over the National Directorate of Employment planned employment of 774, 000 Nigerians in the Special Public Works Programme 2020.
We are sorry for Keyamo’s Actions” – Ngige begs NASS
In order to call off the cold war between the Minister of Labour and Productivity and the National Assembly Senator Chris Ngige and his Minister of State,G Festus Keyamo met today with the President of the Senate Senator Ahmad Lawan to settle their scores.
At the meeting, Ngige has apologised to the National Assembly over the shouting match between Keyamo and the Lawmakers last week.
Senator Ngige who pleaded that the National Assembly should forgive his Minister of State stressed the need for the wrong to be put aside and allow for them to work together.
Recall that there is an ongoing quargmire between the Senators, members of the House of Representatives and the Minister of State for Labour, Employment and Productivity, Festus Keyamo over the National Directorate of Employment planned employment of 774, 000 Nigerians in the Special Public Works Programme 2020.
Recall that there is an ongoing quargmire between the Senators, members of the House of Representatives and the Minister of State for Labour, Employment and Productivity, Festus Keyamo over the National Directorate of Employment planned employment of 774, 000 Nigerians in the Special Public Works Programme 2020.
