The bill was passed after a clause-by-clause consideration of a report by the Joint Committee on Downstream Petroleum Sector; Petroleum Resources (Upstream); and Gas on the PIB.
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Senate President Ahmad Lawan disclosed this on Tuesday after the chairman of the panel, Senator Mohammed Sabo (Jigawa South West), submitted the committees’ report
Senate President, Ahmad Lawan, read Gusau’s letter informing his colleagues of his action at the plenary.
The clarification was sequel to the media reports of the leakage of the National Assembly Complex roof during heavy rainfall on Tuesday.
The Senate President, Ahmad Lawan, made this known in a letter that was submitted by President Buhari for consideration.
The bill, sponsored by Ayo Akinyelure (PDP, Ondo Central), scaled the third reading after the lawmakers received and considered the report of the Senate Committee on Tertiary Institutions, presented by its Chairman, Ahmad Kaita.
This was contained in a statement issued by Ola Awoniyi, Lawan’s Special Adviser on Media.
The Terrorism Prevention (Amendment) Bill, 2021, which scaled second reading during plenary is sponsored by Senator Ezenwa Francis Onyewuchi.
This followed its resolution last week to meet with security authorities over growing insecurity.
This followed its resolution last week to meet with the security authorities over the growing insecurity in the country.
Lawan noted that May 3 is set aside every year to remind governments around the world of their obligation to facilitate and respect press freedom, and also to remind journalists the need to respect the ethics of their profession.
The request was contained in a letter dated 26th April, 2021, and read on the floor during plenary by the Senate President, Ahmad Lawan.
The passage of the bill followed the consideration of a report by the Committee on Banking, Insurance and Other Financial Institutions.
The request was contained in a letter read on the floor during plenary by the Senate President, Ahmad Lawan.
The event which held at the Bade Township Stadium had thousands of soccer fans present who came from within and outside of Yobe State to attend the event.
The Media Office of the Senate President reacted to the development in a statement on Tuesday.
Senate President Ahmad Lawan disclosed this at the end of plenary on Wednesday.
This was just as the Senate resolved to expunge provisions of the law as contained in the Police Act, Federal Character Law, Electoral Act, Labour Act, Political Parties Constitutions, which infringes on the rights of women in Nigeria.
Last week, President Muhammadu Buhari nominated Bawa as EFCC chairman and asked the upper legislative chamber to confirm his appointment.
Senate President Ahmad Lawan read Buhari’s letters of request on the floor at plenary.