The Senate has resolved to transmit the “Not too Young to Run” bill and 11 others to President Muhammadu Buhari for assent.
This was taken after the upper legislative chamber adopted the conference committee reports on the bills earlier on Tuesday.
There are 33 bills seeking to alter various provisions of the constitution.
The ‘not too young’ to run bill seeks to reduce the minimum age requirement for elective positions in the country.
The Senate has resolved to transmit the “Not too Young to Run” bill and 11 others to President Muhammadu Buhari for assent.
This was taken after the upper legislative chamber adopted the conference committee reports on the bills earlier on Tuesday.
There are 33 bills seeking to alter various provisions of the constitution.
The ‘not too young’ to run bill seeks to reduce the minimum age requirement for elective positions in the country.
The Senate has resolved to transmit the “Not too Young to Run” bill and 11 others to President Muhammadu Buhari for assent.
This was taken after the upper legislative chamber adopted the conference committee reports on the bills earlier on Tuesday.
There are 33 bills seeking to alter various provisions of the constitution.
The ‘not too young’ to run bill seeks to reduce the minimum age requirement for elective positions in the country.
The Senate has resolved to transmit the “Not too Young to Run” bill and 11 others to President Muhammadu Buhari for assent.
This was taken after the upper legislative chamber adopted the conference committee reports on the bills earlier on Tuesday.
There are 33 bills seeking to alter various provisions of the constitution.
The ‘not too young’ to run bill seeks to reduce the minimum age requirement for elective positions in the country.
The Senate has resolved to transmit the “Not too Young to Run” bill and 11 others to President Muhammadu Buhari for assent.
This was taken after the upper legislative chamber adopted the conference committee reports on the bills earlier on Tuesday.
There are 33 bills seeking to alter various provisions of the constitution.
The ‘not too young’ to run bill seeks to reduce the minimum age requirement for elective positions in the country.
The Senate has resolved to transmit the “Not too Young to Run” bill and 11 others to President Muhammadu Buhari for assent.
This was taken after the upper legislative chamber adopted the conference committee reports on the bills earlier on Tuesday.
There are 33 bills seeking to alter various provisions of the constitution.
The ‘not too young’ to run bill seeks to reduce the minimum age requirement for elective positions in the country.
The Senate has resolved to transmit the “Not too Young to Run” bill and 11 others to President Muhammadu Buhari for assent.
This was taken after the upper legislative chamber adopted the conference committee reports on the bills earlier on Tuesday.
There are 33 bills seeking to alter various provisions of the constitution.
The ‘not too young’ to run bill seeks to reduce the minimum age requirement for elective positions in the country.
The Senate has resolved to transmit the “Not too Young to Run” bill and 11 others to President Muhammadu Buhari for assent.
This was taken after the upper legislative chamber adopted the conference committee reports on the bills earlier on Tuesday.
There are 33 bills seeking to alter various provisions of the constitution.
The ‘not too young’ to run bill seeks to reduce the minimum age requirement for elective positions in the country.
Related posts:
Senate votes YES for “Not Too Young To Run Bill”
Buhari to sign the ‘not too young to run bill”
Buhari signs ‘Not-Too-Young-To Run Bill’
Senators commend Buhari’s assent to “Not Too Young To Run Bill”
Senate asks Buhari to transmit supplementary budget
State lawmakers assure speedy passage of “Not Too Young to Run bill”
Analysts discuss “Not Too Young to Run Bill”, youths participation in politics
BREAKING: FG promises to transmit new minimum wage bill to NASS by Jan. 23
Good one. This will give the young people opportunity to vie for any elective position.