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Senate sets up committee on missing document

The Senate has reportedly set up a committee that will look into and search for the missing 2016 National Budget.

Saraki presiding over a senate plenary session.

The soft and hard copy of the budget was said to have gone missing from the chambers of the National Assembly.

According to Leadership, Senate President, Bukola Saraki confirmed the development in a response to a point of order by Senator Eyinanya Abaribe on the alleged missing budget at today's, Jan. 13, plenary session.

Senate leader, Ali Ndume, on Tuesday, announced at the first plenary session in 2016, that the the N6.08 trillion 2016 budget document are no where to be found.

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