It claimed that an effort was undertaken to damage the lawmakerâs reputation and incite public animosity toward the legislators.
According to The Punch, it demanded that those responsible for undermining the countryâs economy be held accountable, citing concerns that such actions may increase public dissatisfaction with politicians and damage the Assemblyâs reputation.
The House announced this on Tuesday in a statement signed by Akin Rotimi, the House of Representativesâ spokesman.
The House also denounced the national grid and airport shutdowns that occurred during the joint unionsâ mandatory strike.
The statement reads in part:
Source: TimesNow.com.ng