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Lawan performs first plenary assignment as senate president, swears in Okorocha

Admin June 13, 2019

Ahmad Ibrahim Lawan

Sen. Ahmad Lawan, on Thursday, performed his first plenary assignment as the new Senate President of Nigeria, swearing in Sen. Rochas Okorocha, representing Imo West Senatorial District.

The event took place immediately after the Senate had taken the prayers, approval of votes and proceedings at plenary in the red chamber in Abuja

Lawan and Sen. Ovie Omo-Agege were on Tuesday elected by the lawmakers as senate president and deputy senate president respectively.

However, the name of Okorocha, the immediate-past governor of Imo State was missing from the senators-elect from the state as a result of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)’s inability to give him a certificate of return.

At Thursday’s plenary, Okorocha took the Oath of Office at the chamber at about 10:39am.

He then advanced to the senate president to have a handshake after signing the necessary documents. (NAN)

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