February 28, 2015
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8:30Now PlayingThe House of Representatives in Nigeria on Wednesday had a rowdy session after members disagreed over military deployment for the 2015 general elections.
The lawmakers had barely started the debate over the role of soldiers during the polls, before it turned sour, with members divided, perhaps along party lines, triggering a rowdy session.
The All Progressives Congress, which now has majority members in the House, had before now voiced their dissatisfaction with the intention to use the military for security purposes during the March 28 and April 11 polls.
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