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There was a heated debate in the Nigerian House of Representatives today about a report on a N658 million renovation contract scam. The speaker, Mrs. Icia Etteh, was accused of being involved in the scam and was expected to answer questions about it. However, the debate was disrupted by shouting and chaos, and the speaker was unable to maintain order. The situation escalated to the point where the speaker shouted herself hoarse and banged her gavel on the table to try to restore order.

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There was a heated debate in the Nigerian House of Representatives today about a report on a N658 million renovation contract scam. The speaker, Mrs. Icia Etteh, was accused of being involved in the scam and was expected to answer questions about it. However, the debate was disrupted by shouting and chaos, and the speaker was unable to maintain order. The situation escalated to the point where the speaker shouted herself hoarse and banged her gavel on the table to try to restore order.

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