Organ Harvesting: Reps Write UK, Federal Gov’t, Demand Softlanding For Ekwerenmadus - Latest News
the Nigerian Senate, Ike Ekweremadu, and his wife Beatrice with the aim to ensure a softlanding for them.
The House also asked the federal government to take diplomatic steps to “intervene” in the trial of the Enugu West lawmaker.
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