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Lagos Assembly Sacks Two Principal Officers, Suspends Others

The Lagos State House of Assembly has sacked two of its Principal Officers and suspended two others indefinitely.

The action was taken on Monday, according to the House allegedly because of the misconduct of the lawmakers.

It was made known on the official Twitter handle of the Assembly on Monday.

The sacked Principal Officers are the Deputy Majority Leader, Olumuyiwa Jimoh; and the Chief Whip, Rotimi Abiru.

Those suspended are Lanre Oshun, representing Lagos Mainland 11; and Raheem Adewale, representing Ibeju-Lekki 11.

The tweet said: “This House has removed two Principal Officers; Olumuyiwa Jimoh (the Deputy Majority Leader); and Rotimi Abiru (the Chief whip).

“And further suspends Olanrewaju Moshood Oshun and Adewale Kazeem on grounds of misconduct.”

Source: theeagleonline

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