Senators at work By Gbenga Omotosoo

Saraki exams Dino

    UNKNOWN to its army of critics, the Eighth Senate is methodically writing its way into the history books. In other words, by the time it winds down and becomes history, it would have entered history – as the most memorable assemblage of our best.
The pace of legislative work is breathtaking. It is unprecedented. The Bill to prohibit tribal marks is almost ready. So also is the one on genital mutilation. Many resolutions and motions have been passed,  including the one for Nigerian men to be allowed to marry two wives, moved by Senator Ali Ndume, the fellow who got into