Senate reconstitutes Ad-hoc Committee to probe economic sabotage in Petroleum industry

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The Senate has reconstituted its Ad hoc Committee to Investigate Alleged Economic Sabotage in the Nigerian Petroleum Industry contrary to reports that some stakeholders were working to stop the oil probe.

The upper chamber also communicated the decision to merge with the committee in the House of Representatives to ensure a holistic investigation that would sanitise the petroleum industry. Deputy President of the Senate, Barau Jubrin, announced the decisions at plenary on Wednesday after the Leader of the Senate/Chairman of the Ad-hoc Committee, Senator Opeyemi Bamidele sponsored a motion on the need for the two chambers to jointly conduct the oil probe.

” While Senator Opeyemi Bamidele will still chair the National Assembly Joint Ad-hoc Committee to Investigate Alleged Economic Sabotage, its members include Senator Asuquo Ekpenyong, Senator Yahaya Abdullahi; Senator Mohammed Monguno and Senator Solomon Olamilekan.

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