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SENATE SETS FOR NDUME'S RESUMPTION

SENATE SETS FOR NDUME'S RESUMPTION...

Facts have emerged that the suspended former Leader of the Senate, Senator Ali Ndume, who was expected to resume next week, after serving out his six-month suspension, may be stopped by the Senate leadership, until November 14 or 15, 2017.
According to fresh information gathered by Ripples Nigeria, Ndume’s resumption will not take effect next week because of the two-month break the Senate just returned from.
It was learnt that the break will be subtracted from the six-month suspension handed over to Ndume, while other public holidays which occurred within the period, will also be excluded from the period under review.

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