SENATOR SARAFA ALI IS THE SENATE COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN ON INEC.

Senator SARAFA ALI of Oyo South Senatorial District on Monday emerged as the chairman of senate committee on Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

Senate President Godswill Akpabio named him among the newly constituted committees chairmen at the plenary.
Also, Oyo Central Senator, YUNUS AKINTUNDE was named chairman of senate committee on environment while Senator Fatai Buhari, from Oyo North Senatorial District, is to chair aviation committee.
Aside Senator Fatai Buhari who is serving as a third term senator, both Senator YUNUS AKINTUNDE and Senator SARAFA ALI are first termers.

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