The House of Representatives has stopped the plan to privatise five of the Niger Delta Power Holding Company Power Plants by the federal government.
The lawmakers also passed a resolution to probe the scarcity of passport booklets at the offices of Nigeria Immigration Service.
These decisions were part of the resolutions at the Thursday’s plenary .
The green chamber also directed directed immediate suspension of biometric capture of applicants.
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Also at the plenary, the lawmakers has also regazetted the Water Resources bill and urged to ensure thorough understanding.
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