The House of Representatives says it will investigate the alleged sex scandal three of its lawmakers were reportedly involved in during their visit to the United States of America.

The House of Representatives says it will investigate the alleged sex
scandal three of its lawmakers were reportedly involved in during
their visit to the United States of America.
Chairman of the House Committee on Media and Public Affairs,
Abdulrazak Namdas said this at the weekly briefing with newsmen.
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House Chairman of the commitee Namdas,said the House will carry
out its own investigation on the issue aside the report by the United
States stressing that it is still an alleged report.
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“We are in receipt of a letter from the US ambassador alleging
misconduct by some members of the National Assembly who attended
a training program in the United States of America.
“The leadership of the House has commenced its own part of the
investigation. When it is concluded, we will brief Nigerians further on
this issue,” Mr. Namdas said.
Ten lawmakers were said to have attended the International Visitor
Leadership Program held between 7-13 April in Cleveland, Ohio,
based on invitation and three of them, from Bauchi, Akwa Ibom and
Benue state, were accused of gross misconduct.
US Ambassador to Nigeria, James Entwistle in a petition, said the
Department of State had reports from employees of the Cleveland
hotel that lawmaker Muhammed Gololo had allegedly grabbed a
housekeeper in his hotel room and solicited her for sex.
Two other lawmakers, Mark Gbillah and Samuel Ikon allegedly
requested hotel parking attendants to assist them to solicit
prostitutes.
The housekeeper and attendants filed a complaint at the US Mission
who investigated the allegations.