MARK CONSUELOS DETAILS 'BRUTAL FIVE-MONTH SAGA' BEFORE HIS FATHER'S DEATH: 'I MISS MY DAD'. (PHOTO).

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 Mark Consuelos details 'brutal five-month saga' before his father's death: 'I miss my dad' Mark Consuelos has spoken candidly about the loss of his father, Saul Consuelos, who passed away on March 23 after a long illness.  Appearing on the I’ve Never Said This Before with Tommy DiDario podcast, the Live with Kelly and Mark co-host reflected on the painful five-month period leading up to his father’s death.  He recalled knowing the end was near but admitted that the reality of the loss still hit him hard.  Consuelos shared that he was able to say goodbye while working on the Broadway play Fallen Angels, and though he later learned of his father’s passing during rehearsals, the production served as a welcome distraction. The actor explained that he had hoped for a merciful and peaceful passing for his father, which he was grateful ultimately happened quickly and without pain.  While the family has not disclosed details about the illness, Consuelos described his f...

THE SENATE PASSED 5 KEY MOTIONS YESTERDAY READ TO KNOW WHICH ONES.{PHOTO}.

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     The first was on the need for Nigeria to begin the process of constructing Captive Dams in Communities across the country. This will allow us to increase the amount of fresh water that is available in many of our communities, as well as reduce the drilling of boreholes, which have long-term environmental problem;
The second was on the urgent need to control the indiscriminate erection of speed bumps on Nigeria’s federal roads. Speed bumps are effective with regulating traffic, however, the indiscriminate construction of these bumps often leads to the accelerated wear and tear of vehicles. This is why the Senate resolved to direct the Federal Government to remove all indiscriminate speed bumps on federal highways;
The third Motion was on the boundary crisis, which arises from the non-delimitation of Nigeria’s internal boundaries. This often leads to boundary disputes between neighboring communities. This is why today, we resolved to urge the National Boundary Commission to take immediate steps to stop the lingering boundary crisis in Nigeria;
The fourth Motion was on the need to address the regulatory conflicts between JAMB and universities in the admission’s process into tertiary institutions. In order to remove the regulatory bottlenecks in the system, the Senate has resolved to invite the Committees on Education and TETFUND to organize a stakeholders meeting with the Ministry of Education, JAMB and other stakeholders in the education sector to review the UTME issue, come up with solutions and report back to the Senate in 4 weeks;
Finally, we also passed a Motion on the urgent need for the Federal Government of Nigeria to fund our foreign missions. This is because many of our diplomatic mission abroad are facing serious challenges with their inability to pay the allowances, salaries and rent of home-based office. Additionally, there are several hanging threats by a few host countries to revoke the building permits of some properties abroad that belong to Nigerian missions.In this regard, the Senate moved to ensure that immediate action is taken to rectify this problem by working with foreign Ministers, ambassadors and stakeholders to develop solutions to ensure that are missions are adequately funded.
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