The normal procedure for law making stipulates
that a bill must pass through three phases – first
reading, second reading and third reading –
before it could be passed into law.
But the Chairman Senate Committee on Rules
and Business, Senator Ita Enang, urged federal
lawmakers to invoke order 1 (b) of the Senate
Standing Rules to clear the coast for the passage
of the bills.
The Seventh Assembly is to expire on Thursday
June 4, a situation that had put the National
Assembly in a race against time to pass pending
bills in both chambers.
With the clock ticking to the last minutes, the
Senate in a surprising move passed the 46 bills in
one swoop, without the customary legislative
procedure.
Some of the bills passed are; the Tertiary
Education Trust Fund Establishment Act
Amendment Bill; Office of the Nigerian Financial
Ombudsman Bill; Institute of Chattered Trustees
of Nigeria Bill; National Convict and Criminal
Records (Registry) Bill; as well as Community
Service Bill.
Others are the National Commission for
Rehabilitation Act (Repeal) Bill, Whistle-blower
Protection Bill; Family Economic Advancement
Programme (Establishment, etc) Act (repeal) Bill;
Family Support Trust Fund Act (Repeal) Bill and
the Anti-Torture Bill and Lobbyist (Registration
and Regulation) Bill among others.

should i say something about this news??
What should i say about it??
If i say something about it, will it change the price of fuel to #40 immediately??

Well, lemme think of what to say about it.



I am FTC but i hereby sincerely dash this plot of land to the kids here that are FTC freaks/mongers.


*sips tea*

can we see all the bills?

tpiadotcom:
can we see all the bills?

No.