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In another development, the acting president has withheld assent to four amended laws by the National Assembly, citing various reasons including principle and constitutional, for his action. Act, and Mortgage Institutions Amendment Act, There were indications yesterday that members of the House of Representatives and Principal Officers of the House may be in for a big showdown over the sharing formula of budgetary allocation of N billion for constituency projects.

The House has however faulted the position of the aggrieved members, insisting that principal officers get only 40 per cent of the allocation and not 60 per cent as stated by the aggrieved House members. Dependable sources in the know, who spoke to our correspondent on the development, disclosed that members of the Green Chamber, after a meeting yesterday, presented their unanimous position to Speaker of the House, Yakubu Dogara, seeking a reversal of the sharing formula.

The lawmaker who does not want his name in print since he was not officially authorised to speak on the matter described the proposal as blackmail, saying it was unfortunate that members would bow to pressure to blackmail the House leadership over the matter.

He noted that it was wrong for the lawmakers to assume that all members are equal when the principal officers spent huge funds to contest election into their various positions.

The lawmaker who also spoke on condition of anonymity argued that principal officers were not in the membership of any committee and as such, do not benefit from whatever other members benefit from ministries, departments and agencies MDAs , as well as corporate organisations operating under their committees. Once the Speaker agrees to their terms, there is nothing the rest of us can do, but it shows how greedy they are.

Many of them do very wrong things as committee chairmen, but no one questions them. He said that by convention, members get 60 per cent of the constituency projects, while the remaining 40 per cent goes to the principal officers. Namdas further explained that members now query the 40 per cent allotted to the present principal officers because of allegations levelled against the House leadership by former chairman of the House committee on Appropriation, Hon.

Abdulmumini Jibrin. It is this 40 per cent that members now query in-line with the allegations levelled against the House leadership by Abdulmumini. The issue of constituency projects has remained controversial. Critics have described it as a conduit pipe for siphoning public funds. Lawmakers use the constituency fund for construction of amenities such as schools, health centres, feeder roads and provision of empowerment items.

The projects are usually put in the budget under subheads of ministries and agencies that they supervise, for execution. The government was said to have later released the funds through some of its ministries, departments and agencies. Available statistics show that 70 per cent of Nigerians live in the rural areas and the intention of the bill is to ensure that good governance is delivered to these crucial areas.

According to her, but for the constituency projects, majority of federal constituencies would not have a single federal project due to lopsided nature of project allocation in the budget. There are similar mechanisms in other developing countries.

In his contribution to the debate, chief whip of the Senate, Senator Olusola Adeyeye advised that the 20 per cent should be based on capital projects. At the moment, it is N billion for Senatorial Districts and Federal constituencies. An elementary school student in Ohio, USA reached out to local police for help with her math homework.

Marion Police Department shared screen captures taken by mother Molly Draper after her year-old daughter, Lena, asked the police to assist her with some difficult math problems. Draper had the officer help her with at least one more question before logging off, but after the post was shared to Facebook some commenters noted the officer did not properly follow the order of operations.

A video filmed last month by a passenger in the Jeep shows the elephant chasing the Jeep down a paved road through Kruger National Park. The passenger can be heard pleading with the driver to speed up as the elephant gains on the vehicle. The filmer theorised the bull elephant was going through musth, a period of increased reproductive hormones in male elephants that often leads to a rise in highly aggressive behaviour.

When we woke up in the morning, we started practising kung fu in bed. She said many of her family members have now moved away, so she teaches her neighbours. A Mexican woman born without arms broke a world record for lighting candles with her feet on an Italian game show.

The previous record of seven was set by American Ashrita Furman, who holds multiple world records. In addition to breaking the record, Hernandez graduated with a law degree, has written multiple books and travels around the world to deliver lectures about her disability. In the video, he and his students subject themselves to kicks, battering rams, and bricks to their most sensitive area.

Chief Olowolafe predicated his plight on his alleged tacit conviviality with Olukere, Oba Ganiyu Obasoyin, a known rival and threat to the throne of Ogoga. The two monarchs have been at loggerheads over who is the authentic traditional ruler, with Olukere claiming that he remains an Oba and the founder of the town while Ogoga described former as a mere chief priest in the town.

Olowolafe who spoke with journalists in Wednesday explained that plan by Oba Adejimi to remove him as a chief was a attempt to desecrate the tradition of the town and breach the wish of people, especially members of the four ruling houses he represents. According to him, he was decorated with the chieftaincy title in during the reign of the late Oba Adegoke Adegboye after careful selection , saying Ogoga lacks the requisite constitutional or traditional power to either remove or derecognize him.

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