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‘Missing’ N210trn: Senate overrules panel, withdraws arrest threat against Ex-NNPC MD, Mele Kyari

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The upper chamber held that the power to authorise such a threat rests solely with the presiding officer of the Senate, in line with its rules and constitutional provisions.

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