He said: “Our agenda is to work hand-in-hand with the executive in order to find a solution to the problems of Nigerians. We have a system of government in which we have separation of powers among the three arms of government – the executive, legislature and the judiciary. He said: “Right from the process of budget formulation and planning, the Executive should involve the National Assembly along. It is not possible for the National Assembly to rubber stamp it so, they will scrutinise it and accommodate projects that are of the essence to the people they represent too. So, what do you expect a Ministry of Works to do when the national budget was approved in June and its implementation started in July?

Source: Nigerian Tribune June 22, 2019 19:07 UTC