The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, is yet to obey the supreme court order ruling that Dorathy Mato be inaugurated as a federal lawmaker.
The Supreme Court in June sacked Herman Hembe as the lawmaker representing Konshisha/Vandekiya federal constituency of the House of Representatives.
Mato was then declared as the authentic candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC which won the election.
The apex Court had on June 23, ruled that Hon. Herman Hembe, former chairman of the house committee on the federal capital territory (FCT), did not win the ruling party’s ticket to represent the constituency. The court also ordered Hembe to refund all the salaries and allowances he had earned in two years.
Expectation that Mato would on Thursday be sworn-in at the floor of the lower chamber was dismissed as Speaker Yakubu Dogara did not administer the oath of office on her.
“We all came in anticipation of this but they kept dilly-dallying,” she said.
“They asked to wait that they were coming and we all waited patiently, only for them to come out and nothing happened. Papers have been filled, and she has done all the things required of her. This is really strange… I just pray and hope that this is not some kind of a game because it will not be right. We know the law,” Acka said.
Meanwhile, Abdulrazak Namdas, spokesman of the house, told pressmen that it’s not true that the speaker has refused to swear Mato in because she is a woman.
Namdas stated that Mato would be sworn-in when all the necessary things have been done.
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, is yet to obey the supreme court order ruling that Dorathy Mato be inaugurated as a federal lawmaker.
The Supreme Court in June sacked Herman Hembe as the lawmaker representing Konshisha/Vandekiya federal constituency of the House of Representatives.
Mato was then declared as the authentic candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC which won the election.
The apex Court had on June 23, ruled that Hon. Herman Hembe, former chairman of the house committee on the federal capital territory (FCT), did not win the ruling party’s ticket to represent the constituency. The court also ordered Hembe to refund all the salaries and allowances he had earned in two years.
Expectation that Mato would on Thursday be sworn-in at the floor of the lower chamber was dismissed as Speaker Yakubu Dogara did not administer the oath of office on her.
“We all came in anticipation of this but they kept dilly-dallying,” she said.
“They asked to wait that they were coming and we all waited patiently, only for them to come out and nothing happened. Papers have been filled, and she has done all the things required of her. This is really strange… I just pray and hope that this is not some kind of a game because it will not be right. We know the law,” Acka said.
Meanwhile, Abdulrazak Namdas, spokesman of the house, told pressmen that it’s not true that the speaker has refused to swear Mato in because she is a woman.
Namdas stated that Mato would be sworn-in when all the necessary things have been done.
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, is yet to obey the supreme court order ruling that Dorathy Mato be inaugurated as a federal lawmaker.
The Supreme Court in June sacked Herman Hembe as the lawmaker representing Konshisha/Vandekiya federal constituency of the House of Representatives.
Mato was then declared as the authentic candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC which won the election.
The apex Court had on June 23, ruled that Hon. Herman Hembe, former chairman of the house committee on the federal capital territory (FCT), did not win the ruling party’s ticket to represent the constituency. The court also ordered Hembe to refund all the salaries and allowances he had earned in two years.
Expectation that Mato would on Thursday be sworn-in at the floor of the lower chamber was dismissed as Speaker Yakubu Dogara did not administer the oath of office on her.
“We all came in anticipation of this but they kept dilly-dallying,” she said.
“They asked to wait that they were coming and we all waited patiently, only for them to come out and nothing happened. Papers have been filled, and she has done all the things required of her. This is really strange… I just pray and hope that this is not some kind of a game because it will not be right. We know the law,” Acka said.
Meanwhile, Abdulrazak Namdas, spokesman of the house, told pressmen that it’s not true that the speaker has refused to swear Mato in because she is a woman.
Namdas stated that Mato would be sworn-in when all the necessary things have been done.
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, is yet to obey the supreme court order ruling that Dorathy Mato be inaugurated as a federal lawmaker.
The Supreme Court in June sacked Herman Hembe as the lawmaker representing Konshisha/Vandekiya federal constituency of the House of Representatives.
Mato was then declared as the authentic candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC which won the election.
The apex Court had on June 23, ruled that Hon. Herman Hembe, former chairman of the house committee on the federal capital territory (FCT), did not win the ruling party’s ticket to represent the constituency. The court also ordered Hembe to refund all the salaries and allowances he had earned in two years.
Expectation that Mato would on Thursday be sworn-in at the floor of the lower chamber was dismissed as Speaker Yakubu Dogara did not administer the oath of office on her.
“We all came in anticipation of this but they kept dilly-dallying,” she said.
“They asked to wait that they were coming and we all waited patiently, only for them to come out and nothing happened. Papers have been filled, and she has done all the things required of her. This is really strange… I just pray and hope that this is not some kind of a game because it will not be right. We know the law,” Acka said.
Meanwhile, Abdulrazak Namdas, spokesman of the house, told pressmen that it’s not true that the speaker has refused to swear Mato in because she is a woman.
Namdas stated that Mato would be sworn-in when all the necessary things have been done.
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, is yet to obey the supreme court order ruling that Dorathy Mato be inaugurated as a federal lawmaker.
The Supreme Court in June sacked Herman Hembe as the lawmaker representing Konshisha/Vandekiya federal constituency of the House of Representatives.
Mato was then declared as the authentic candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC which won the election.
The apex Court had on June 23, ruled that Hon. Herman Hembe, former chairman of the house committee on the federal capital territory (FCT), did not win the ruling party’s ticket to represent the constituency. The court also ordered Hembe to refund all the salaries and allowances he had earned in two years.
Expectation that Mato would on Thursday be sworn-in at the floor of the lower chamber was dismissed as Speaker Yakubu Dogara did not administer the oath of office on her.
“We all came in anticipation of this but they kept dilly-dallying,” she said.
“They asked to wait that they were coming and we all waited patiently, only for them to come out and nothing happened. Papers have been filled, and she has done all the things required of her. This is really strange… I just pray and hope that this is not some kind of a game because it will not be right. We know the law,” Acka said.
Meanwhile, Abdulrazak Namdas, spokesman of the house, told pressmen that it’s not true that the speaker has refused to swear Mato in because she is a woman.
Namdas stated that Mato would be sworn-in when all the necessary things have been done.
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, is yet to obey the supreme court order ruling that Dorathy Mato be inaugurated as a federal lawmaker.
The Supreme Court in June sacked Herman Hembe as the lawmaker representing Konshisha/Vandekiya federal constituency of the House of Representatives.
Mato was then declared as the authentic candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC which won the election.
The apex Court had on June 23, ruled that Hon. Herman Hembe, former chairman of the house committee on the federal capital territory (FCT), did not win the ruling party’s ticket to represent the constituency. The court also ordered Hembe to refund all the salaries and allowances he had earned in two years.
Expectation that Mato would on Thursday be sworn-in at the floor of the lower chamber was dismissed as Speaker Yakubu Dogara did not administer the oath of office on her.
“We all came in anticipation of this but they kept dilly-dallying,” she said.
“They asked to wait that they were coming and we all waited patiently, only for them to come out and nothing happened. Papers have been filled, and she has done all the things required of her. This is really strange… I just pray and hope that this is not some kind of a game because it will not be right. We know the law,” Acka said.
Meanwhile, Abdulrazak Namdas, spokesman of the house, told pressmen that it’s not true that the speaker has refused to swear Mato in because she is a woman.
Namdas stated that Mato would be sworn-in when all the necessary things have been done.
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, is yet to obey the supreme court order ruling that Dorathy Mato be inaugurated as a federal lawmaker.
The Supreme Court in June sacked Herman Hembe as the lawmaker representing Konshisha/Vandekiya federal constituency of the House of Representatives.
Mato was then declared as the authentic candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC which won the election.
The apex Court had on June 23, ruled that Hon. Herman Hembe, former chairman of the house committee on the federal capital territory (FCT), did not win the ruling party’s ticket to represent the constituency. The court also ordered Hembe to refund all the salaries and allowances he had earned in two years.
Expectation that Mato would on Thursday be sworn-in at the floor of the lower chamber was dismissed as Speaker Yakubu Dogara did not administer the oath of office on her.
“We all came in anticipation of this but they kept dilly-dallying,” she said.
“They asked to wait that they were coming and we all waited patiently, only for them to come out and nothing happened. Papers have been filled, and she has done all the things required of her. This is really strange… I just pray and hope that this is not some kind of a game because it will not be right. We know the law,” Acka said.
Meanwhile, Abdulrazak Namdas, spokesman of the house, told pressmen that it’s not true that the speaker has refused to swear Mato in because she is a woman.
Namdas stated that Mato would be sworn-in when all the necessary things have been done.
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, is yet to obey the supreme court order ruling that Dorathy Mato be inaugurated as a federal lawmaker.
The Supreme Court in June sacked Herman Hembe as the lawmaker representing Konshisha/Vandekiya federal constituency of the House of Representatives.
Mato was then declared as the authentic candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC which won the election.
The apex Court had on June 23, ruled that Hon. Herman Hembe, former chairman of the house committee on the federal capital territory (FCT), did not win the ruling party’s ticket to represent the constituency. The court also ordered Hembe to refund all the salaries and allowances he had earned in two years.
Expectation that Mato would on Thursday be sworn-in at the floor of the lower chamber was dismissed as Speaker Yakubu Dogara did not administer the oath of office on her.
“We all came in anticipation of this but they kept dilly-dallying,” she said.
“They asked to wait that they were coming and we all waited patiently, only for them to come out and nothing happened. Papers have been filled, and she has done all the things required of her. This is really strange… I just pray and hope that this is not some kind of a game because it will not be right. We know the law,” Acka said.
Meanwhile, Abdulrazak Namdas, spokesman of the house, told pressmen that it’s not true that the speaker has refused to swear Mato in because she is a woman.
Namdas stated that Mato would be sworn-in when all the necessary things have been done.
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Please, swear Mrs Dorathy Mato in and all speculations would cease. Is there an alternative to swearing her in?