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one year after 2023 polls: Nigeria still in the wood - Vimarsana News

one year after 2023 polls: Nigeria still in the wood

One year has just gone by since the country held a general election to elect the president of the country, members of the National assembly,

Editorial: Now is time for family, associates to allow Akeredolu resign - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Now is time for family, associates to allow Akeredolu resign

As we speak, Aketi, as he is fondly called, is back to Europe for a follow-up to his medical treatment.

Akeredolu Moves Against Aiyedatiwa Babatope Okeowo - Vimarsana News

Akeredolu Moves Against Aiyedatiwa Babatope Okeowo

Akeredolu Moves Against Aiyedatiwa Babatope Okeowo

Forget unproductive constitution review - Punch Newspapers - Vimarsana News

Forget unproductive constitution review - Punch Newspapers

Punch Newspapers Sections Kindly share this story: A cross-section of parliamentarians during the presentation of the 2021 Appropriation Bill by President Muhammadu Buhari to a joint session of the National Assembly in Abuja on Thursday (8/10/20). Photo: NAN Published 4 June 2021 TO correct its chronic faults, the National Assembly claims it is in the final stages of amending the 1999 Constitution. Accordingly, the NASS says it aims to repeal the offending provisions encumbering the country’s democracy by reworking and giving Nigerians a progressive document. A two-day national public heari...

Reps reject bill to reduce cases getting to Supreme Court - Nigerian News. Latest Nigeria News. Your online Nigerian Newspaper. - Vimarsana News

Reps reject bill to reduce cases getting to Supreme Court - Nigerian News. Latest Nigeria News. Your online Nigerian Newspaper.

Reps reject bill to reduce cases getting to Supreme Court   The House of Representatives has voted out a bill seeking to limit the category of litigations that can be appealed at the Supreme Court. The bill was to reduce the workload on the apex court, thereby fast tracking justice delivery.   Critics of the bill, however, argued that the proposed amendment to the Constitution would be counterproductive as it might lead to justice denial to would-be litigants.   At the plenary on Thursday, the House considered for second reading, ‘A Bill for An Act to alter the provisions of the Constitu...