Titus Zam

Titus Zam

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Senator Titus Zam is a member of the All Progressives Congress (APC) representing Benue State. He has been vocal in the Nigerian Senate regarding issues of constitutional compliance and the rule of law, particularly concerning the recent controversy surrounding the purported removal of the Benue Chief Judge. Zam emphasized the importance of adhering to constitutional provisions and supported calls for an investigation into the matter.

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Senator Titus Zam was reinstated following the recommendations of the party’s Primary Election Appeal Committee.

INEC Releases 2027 Candidates List: Jonathan, Nwoko, Goje Mi
The Punch·NigeriaNigeria· 2026-08-02
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Senator Titus Zam is the Chairman of the Senate Committee on the North Central Development Commission.

Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan in fresh row at Senate office
The Punch·NigeriaNigeria· 2026-02-16
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Titus Zam is one of the members of the committee reviewing the Electoral Act amendment bill.

Nigerian Senate Resumes Debate on Electoral Act Amendment
The Punch·NigeriaNigeria· 2026-02-02
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Titus Zam is part of the committee formed to review the Electoral Act.

Senate forms 7-man committee for Electoral Act review
The Punch·NigeriaNigeria· 2026-01-29
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Titus Zam is a senator who supported the motion for the national security summit.

Senate to pass Tinubu’s tax bills today
The Punch·NigeriaNigeria· 2025-05-07
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Titus Zam raised a motion regarding the invasion of Garuwa community by bandits posing as herders.

Mayhem in farms as herders’ attacks deepen food crisis
The Punch·NigeriaNigeria· 2025-03-22
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Senator Titus Zam testified against Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan during the committee hearing.

Senate dismisses Natasha’s petition, Kogi senator shuns panel
The Punch·NigeriaNigeria· 2025-03-06
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Sen. Titus Zam seconded the motion concerning the removal of the chief judge.

Senate urges NJC to resolve Benue chief judge removal crisis
The Punch·NigeriaNigeria· 2025-02-20
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