This 1999 Constitution amendment will promote good governance -Dogara says

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Image result for dogaraSpeaker of Nigeria’s House of Representatives, Mr Yakubu Dogara in Abuja on Thursday said the alteration of the 1999 Constitution would promote good governance.

The lower chamber has so far approved 14 out of 33 Bills before it on the Constitution amendment process based on the report of the Joint Committee of the National Assembly.

The Senate carried out a similar process on Wednesday.

Prominent among the Bills adopted by the assembly were those on Financial Autonomy for State Houses of Assembly, Independent Candidature, Separation of the Office of the Attorney General of the Federation from Office of Minister of Justice of the Federation.

Others were: Admittance of former Heads of the National Assembly in the Council of State, Devolution of Powers, Strengthening of Local Government Administration, and Provision of Immunity for Lawmakers on Spoken or Written Words During Plenary.

Also amended were: Authorisation of Expenditure, Distributable Pool Account and Change of Name of Nigeria Police Force to Nigerian Police.

Also amended were: Provisions for Grounds for De-registration of Political Parties, Timely Passage of Bills, Time-frame for Submitting Ministerial or Commissioner-nominees, and Restriction of Tenure for Presidents and Governors.

Bills rejected so far by the assembly included those on state creation and boundary adjustments, appointment of Minister from the FCT and change of names of some local government areas. (NAN)

1 thought on “This 1999 Constitution amendment will promote good governance -Dogara says

  1. Nigeria can never survive on lies. The very day peoples’ representatives stop being selfish by stealing and pillaging away the wealth of the poor to secure their families’ future Overseas, that would be the day laws guaranteeing that anyone who finds her/himself in power and those in law-making position would sign in a bill insisting a life jail (in Nigerian Prison) for anyone who rules and steals a dime. The culprit’s sentence can only be commuted when s/he has finished paying what she/he stole. That future leadership must repeal the Fake laws imposed by the military and colonialist, which has bred the three arms of government whose wickedness and corrupt practices have remained incomparable with anywhere else in the known world. It is not enough signing a bill permitting young people to run for elective positions. The fact remains that the BLOOD CULT Nigerians see as members of Parliament, Executive and Judiciary would still kidnap and kill the poor young people for their demons in order for their (the politicians’) children to continue where their parents stopped. Poor Nigerians must yield to the Almighty God, in Christ Jesus, and pray a prayer of forgiveness in order to be HEALED, believe it or not; this is the truth!

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