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  One of the constitution review bills that President Muhammadu Buhari refused to assent to is a bill to empower the National Assembly and State Houses of Assembly to summon the President and governors.   Senate President, Ahmad Lawan, earlier on Tuesday announced that the upper legislative chamber was set to probe and unravel the reason behind President Buhari’s refusal to assent to 19 constitution review bills out of the 35 bills the National Assembly forwarded to him.  

Eminent Professor of African History and founder of Ilana Omo Oodua, an umbrella body for all Yoruba self-determination groups, speaks to DARE ADEKANMBI

One of the major challenges facing Nigeria today is the lack of regular supply of electricity for domestic and industrial purposes.  For decades, the

Members of the National Assembly, yesterday, moved an inch closer to the amendment of the 1999 Constitution by voting on the 68 bills proposed to correct inherent defects in the Constitution.

The bills were part of the 68 proposed by the joint committee of the National Assembly on constitution review.........................

The Electricity Bill seeks to repeal the Electric Power Sector Reform Act, consolidate all legislations in Nigerian Electricity...

The Electricity Bill seeks to repeal the Electric Power Sector Reform Act, consolidate all legislations in Nigerian Electricity...

AS the National Assembly commences voting on 68 proposed amendments to the 1999 Constitution in both the Senate and the House of Representatives, The ICIR highlights the controversial and key issues.

Chairman, Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF), Governor Kayode Fayemi of Ekiti State has expressed optimism that Nigerian citizens and governments would have

Members of the House of Representatives will on Tuesday commence debate on the 68 reports laid by the Chairman, Special Ad-hoc Committee