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Buhari govt respects Nigerian constitution, rule of law - AGF Malami

Catholic Bishops want Sharia Law removed from 1999 constitution

Share The Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) has asked the National Assembly to remove from the 1999 Constitution all references to Sharia Islamic Law. This is just as the bishops urged the lawmakers to project the secularity of Nigeria pursuant to Sections 10 and 38 of the Constitution as no other religion is recognised by the supreme law of the country except Islam. In memorandum presented to the Senate Committee on Constitution Review (SCCR) noted that there must be an end to the established status that Islam enjoys in the constitution before Nigeria can have lasting peace and unity. The memorandum, which was signed by the CBCN President, Archbishop Augustine Akubeze, and the Secretary of CBCN, Bishop Camillus Umoh, said the 1999 constitution was an imposition of the military, adding that it has put Christians and adherents of other religions at a disadvantage in any place with a Muslim majority.

Breaking News | 2nd Anniversary: Matawalle Distributes Vehicles To Judiciary Staff

Bello Matawalle. Photo; TWITTER/ZAMFARASTATE Gov. Bello Matawalle of Zamfara has presented new vehicles to all Chief Registrars, members of the Judicial Service Commission, Magistrates and Sharia Court judges in the state to ease their transportation needs. The event, which held at the Government House, Gusau, was performed by the Minister of Justice, Mr Abubakar Malami, who presented the cars as part of activities marking the second year of the Matawalle-led administration. According to the governor, the vehicles are part of 330 brand new Hyundai cars purchased by his government at the cost of N4.5 million each for distribution to different categories of workers in the state.

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