OBey The Rules Of the House Solomon Tells Natasha

 



One of the prominent leader in the Lagos APC NIDGBO,Hon Solomon Chukwu has condemned the behavior of Senator Natasha on the floor of the House. According to him, as a senator, a great deal is expected of her, and she should refrain from engaging in childish conduct.


Hon. Solomon made this statement during an interview with journalists in his Lagos office.


He emphasized that Senator Natasha in the Senate to represent her people, and that responsibility should take precedence over any other interests. He urged her to remain focused on the purpose for which she was elected.


"The nation is progressing with or without her, while the Senate continues its proceedings," he remarked.


Furthermore, he used the opportunity to call on Senator Natasha respect the rules of the House and allow others to carry out their duties without unnecessary disruptions.


Hon. Solomon also appealed to other senators from their state to intervene and persuade Senator  to return and fulfill her legislative responsibilities.

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