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NASS Roundup: State police, N34tn waivers and other stories from the House of Reps

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The lawmakers began fresh consideration of a state police bill, demanded explanations over alleged unremitted public revenues and import duty waivers, while discussions at the House Open Week focused on legislative oversight, women’s representation, youth participation and improving Nigeria’s investment climate.

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