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A mild drama played out in the Senate on Wednesday as lawmakers initially kicked against a move by the Senate leadership to admit governors and senior government officials into the chamber to observe proceedings on the State Police Bill.
The guests of honour were the governors of Ogun, Ondo and Kaduna states, Dapo Abiodun, Lucky Aiyedatiwa and Uba Sani, respectively.
Others included the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Lateef Fagbemi and the Chief of Staff to the President, Femi Gbajabiamila.
Officials had wanted to enter the chamber to witness deliberations and voting on the Constitution Alteration Bill, which would create state police across the federation.
Other members of the delegation included Attorneys General and Commissioners for Justice from Ondo, Anambra and Akwa Ibom states.
At the commencement of proceedings, Senate President Godswill Akpabio urged senators to permit the visitors, who he described as “strangers”, to enter the chamber.
Following Akpabio’s appeal, Senate Leader, Opeyemi Bamidele, moved a motion invoking Order 1(b) of the Senate Standing Rules which provides for the admission of non-members into the chamber under special circumstance.
The motion was put to a voice vote and senators overwhelmingly shot it down.
The rejection seemed to catch the Senate leadership unawares and Akpabio appealed again to his colleagues to accommodate the visitors.
Akpabio thereafter asked Bamidele to bring back the motion which was seconded by the Deputy Senate President, Barau Jibrin.
The motion was put to a voice vote a second time, with Akpabio only calling for the “Ayes” which were discernibly less than the number of senators present in the chamber.
As the dissenting voices increased in volume, the Senate President did not call for the “Nays,” which appeared to be in the majority.
He decided at once for the motion, and brought down the gavel.
The governors, ministers and other officials waiting outside the chamber were allowed in to watch the proceedings on the State Police Bill.
The episode briefly laid bare the rising tension between some governors and the senators from their states.
Some senators were said to be unhappy with governors who allegedly used their political clout to deny them re-election tickets ahead of the 2027 general elections.
The State Police Bill is one of the major constitutional amendment bills before the National Assembly as insecurity worsens across the country.
