THE Senate has vehemently jettisoned President Muhammdu Buhari’s Bill seeking to amend the Electoral Act, 2022.
The Bill titled: “A Bill for an Act to amend the Electoral Act 2022 and for related matters, 2022,” was overwhelming rejected by Senators, a development that effectively stopped its second reading.
The Bill was thrown out on Wednesday during plenary
Recall that the Bill had on Tuesday scaled first reading despite a court order stopping the Senate from acting on it.
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The President of the Senate, Senator Ahmad Lawan had challenged the Court order saying that the Judiciary cannot in any circumstances stop the Legislature from performing its constitutional duties.
Prior to the commencement of consideration of the Bill on Wednesday, Senator Adamu Aliero, APC, Kebbi while citing order 52(5) of the Senate Standing Rules, urged the President of the Sebate to throw away the proposed action on the Bill.
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Seriously??
I can say senate is one of the problem we facing in this country
This politicians have problem in the party
Imagine What happen to our senators
Something might went wrong at party level
That is you people problems what i know is that your party is not coming back by 2023
Ok