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Kalu seeks debt cancellation to alleviate Africa’s debt burden, wants renegotiation of EPA with EU

By Msugh Ityokura The Deputy Speaker, House of Representatives, Benjamin Kalu has called for debt cancellation mechanisms, including debt-for-development swaps, to alleviate Africa’s debt burden. Kalu also advocated for the renegotiation of Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) to align with the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and support African
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31 proposed states for creation fall short of constitutional requirements says Kalu

By Msugh Ityokura The deputy speaker, House of Representatives and chairman, committee on the Review of the 1999 Constitution, Benjamin Kalu, has said that the 31 proposed states for creation have fallen short of constitutional requirements. Kalu spoke Friday, at a two-day retreat for committee members in Ikot Ekpene, Akwa Ibom State where members reviewed […]
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Why we rallied support for Benjamin Kalu, friends initiative , BOT chairman discloses

By Emeka Okafor A non- partisan organization under the aegis of Friends Initiative for Benjamin Kalu has disclosed that its support to the Deputy Speaker, House of Representatives was not politically motivated , rather, to relate a platform where individuals from diverse backgrounds came together as o make meaningful impact in their respective communities. National […]
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Kalu tasks NBA, Lawyers on adherence to rule of law

By Tom Okpe Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rep Benjamin Kalu has demanded strict adherence to rule of law from Nigeria lawyers and legal practitioners, saying that doing otherwise will open the society up for chaos. The Deputy Speaker made the demand, when President of the Nigerian Bar Association, (NBA), Yakubu Maikyau, (SAN) […]
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Benjamin Kalu: I spent over N70m on election campaigns

Benjamin Kalu, a spokesman for the House of Representatives, believes that the parliamentarians were correct in reviewing the election expense cap in the recently passed electoral modification bill. Kalu claimed that, in light of current economic circumstances, parliamentarians’ decision to raise upward the expenditure limit for political campaigns in the recently