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There was a mild drama at the National Assembly on Thursday as opposition members of the House of Representatives insisted on the declaration of Fred Agbedi as Minority Leader of the House.
The lawmakers, who held a meeting at the lobby, said the plenary scheduled for today would not hold unless Agbedi was declared Minority Leader.
A trending video showed the lawmakers chanting “no announcement, no sitting.”
This comes as the House is preparing to vote on major constitutional amendments, including the long-anticipated State Police, it was reported.
The protesting members were identified as the G-60 opposition caucus in the House.
The group led by Ikenga Imo-Ugochinyere have thrown their weight behind the member representing Sagbama-Ekeremor Federal Constituency of Bayelsa State, Fred Agbedi, as Minority Leader and Abdusammad Dasuki, representing Kebbe-Tambuwal Federal Constituency of Sokoto State, as Deputy Minority Leader.
The lawmakers stormed plenary Thursday, demanding that the House leadership addresses the minority leadership position, arguing that failure to do so would stall plenary proceedings.
It would be recalled that the race for emergence of a new Minority Leader of the House had taken different turns in recent weeks following the resignation of Kingsley Chinda from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and defection to the All Progressives Congress (APC).
The member representing Ideato North/Ideato South Federal Constituency of Imo State in the House of Representatives, Ikenga Ugochinyere, had declared interest to the position of Minority Leader of the House, but his bid suffered constant setbacks.
But a peace deal between the G-60 group and the House leadership led to Thursday’s demand that Agbedi be named the new Minority Leader of the House of Representatives.
