
The deputy spokesperson of Nigeria's House of Representatives, Hon. Philip Agbese, has dismissed allegations by FCT Senator Ireti Kingibe concerning claims that Minister Nyesom Wike engaged in borrowing without National Assembly approval. The exchange, reported by ThisDay Live from Abuja, highlights growing disagreement among federal lawmakers over the legality of the alleged borrowing, with the claims remaining contested and attributed to the parties involved.
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