Why we can’t declare Degi-Eremienyo’s seat vacant — Senate
The Senate has said it cannot declare vacant the seat occupied by ex-Bayelsa State deputy governor-elect, Biobarakuma Degi-Eremienyo, in the Red Chamber, “because there is no court pronouncement sacking him as a senator.”
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