John Nwaigwe
The primary function of a Legislator is to make laws for the good governance of the country and the people.
Senator Mao Ohuabunwa, PhD; has demonstrated deep understanding and knowledge of what the parliament truly means.
The bill setting up the National Assembly Service Commission which created the bureaucratic apparatus of the Legislature those creating thousands of jobs since its inception.
Nigeria Center for Disease Control (NCDC) bill giving enabling law to the critical agency
Cancer bill leading to the setting up of National Institutes for Cancer Research and Treatment, Abuja
Commercial Agric bill on which the Anchor borrowers scheme was implemented
Motions:
Arochukwu – Ohafia road saw to the setting up of adhoc Cmmttee led by Sen Gemade
Motion on the plight of medical doctors seeking placement for housemanship leading to Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN) setting a unit saddled with keeping records and placing the doctors.
Motion mandating Nigeria Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) to remit its annual operational surplus or excess funds to the Rural Electricity Agency (REA), which has remained unimplemented over the years. Thus making them able to deliver more on their core mandate which is providing electricity to communities.
Motion on the impending epidemic at the Lokpanta cattle market and the need to for immediate intervention
Motion on the need for the President to transmit letter to the Senate handing over power to the Vice President which led to President Buhari handing to over to Prof Osibajo when he travelled abroad and stayed several weeks.
