The Nigerian Senate has voted to remove Senator Oluremi Tinubu as the chairman of the Senate Committee on Environment. This decision was made during a plenary session with 14 Senators voting in favor of the removal while 13 voted against it. The reason for her removal was not explicitly stated but there have been rumors of a rift between Senator Tinubu and the Senate President Ahmed Lawan. This move has sparked controversy among Senators with some supporting the decision while others criticize it as being politically motivated. Senator Tinubu has been replaced by Senator Opeyemi Bamidele as the new chairman of the committee.
The Nigerian Senate has voted to remove Senator Oluremi Tinubu as the chairman of the Senate Committee on Environment.
This decision was made during a plenary session with 14 Senators voting in favor of the removal while 13 voted against it.
The reason for her removal was not explicitly stated but there have been rumors of a rift between Senator Tinubu and the Senate President Ahmed Lawan.
This move has sparked controversy among Senators with some supporting the decision while others criticize it as being politically motivated.
Senator Tinubu has been replaced by Senator Opeyemi Bamidele as the new chairman of the committee.
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The Nigerian Senate has voted to remove Senator Oluremi Tinubu as the chairman of the Senate Committee on Environment. This decision was made during a plenary session with 14 Senators voting in favor of the removal while 13 voted against it. The reason for her removal was not explicitly stated but there have been rumors of a rift between Senator Tinubu and the Senate President Ahmed Lawan. This move has sparked controversy among Senators with some supporting the decision while others criticize it as being politically motivated. Senator Tinubu has been replaced by Senator Opeyemi Bamidele as the new chairman of the committee.
The Nigerian Senate has voted to remove Senator Oluremi Tinubu as the chairman of the Senate Committee on Environment.
This decision was made during a plenary session with 14 Senators voting in favor of the removal while 13 voted against it.
The reason for her removal was not explicitly stated but there have been rumors of a rift between Senator Tinubu and the Senate President Ahmed Lawan.
This move has sparked controversy among Senators with some supporting the decision while others criticize it as being politically motivated.
Senator Tinubu has been replaced by Senator Opeyemi Bamidele as the new chairman of the committee.
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