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Breaking News | PIB Will Be Passed Before End Of May, Senate - Vimarsana News

Breaking News | PIB Will Be Passed Before End Of May, Senate

Views: Visits 19 …Says Electoral Act Amendment Bill will be ready before Summer Recess in June …Adjourns Plenary till May 18 for Sallah By Henry Umoru THE Senate has assured that the controversial Petroleum Industry Bill, PIB 2020 will be passed before the end of this month. Lawan had assured that as Nigeria begins a new year, 2021, the controversial Petroleum Industry Bill 2020(SB) 510 will be passed by end of the first quarter of the year. Speaking on Thursday shortly after a closed-door session with the Security Chiefs, President of the Senate, Senator Ahmad La...

Concerns over 'flawed' Children's Amendment Bill - Vimarsana News

Concerns over 'flawed' Children's Amendment Bill

Concerns over ‘flawed’ Children’s Amendment Bill By Mthuthuzeli Ntseku Share Cape Town - The DA has called for the public participation process on the Children’s Amendment Bill to be paused until their concerns are addressed. The DA’s spokesperson for social development, Bridget Masango, who wrote to the chairperson of the portfolio committee on social development, Mondli Gungubele, said the bill in its current form was fundamentally flawed and must be rectified before the public participation process continued. The DA raised concerns over the “chaotic with hapha...

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UBE Act amendment is our priority, says reps member - Vimarsana News

UBE Act amendment is our priority, says reps member

Share Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on Basic Education, Professor Julius Ihonvbere has assured Nigerians that the House would not delay the Universal Basic Education (UBE) Act Amendment Bill unnecessarily. The bill which is currently at the committee stage is seeking an extension of free and compulsory education from nine to 12 years to cover senior secondary school. It is also seeking an increase in basic education funding and promotion of gender-responsive learning, among others. Professor Ihonvbere gave the assurance at a recent meeting with a delegation of the #AmendUBEAct ...