Buhari assents to Extradition Bill, four others
The Extradition Act vests jurisdiction on extradition proceedings now on the Federal High Court instead of Magistrates Court.
The Extradition Act vests jurisdiction on extradition proceedings now on the Federal High Court instead of Magistrates Court.
Lawmakers direct committee to report back with the bill Tuesday.
Mr Buhari’s refusal to sign the bill has drawn criticisms.
The presidential aide noted that the National Assembly acted in error to have asked the joint committee to sit when ...
Mr Enang says the President’s concerns are anchored on four major issues.
The aide gives insight into why Mr Buhari is opposed to the bill's contents.
He made the call at the opening of the 23 General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Nigeria.
“We are not compelling them, we are appealing to them," Ita Enang says.
Ita Enang says the Executive will continue to treat the legislature with respect.
One of the new laws regulates the residency programme of doctors.
The president signed the N9.12 trillion budget into law on June 20 with some reservations
The presidential aide speaks to lawyers.
A Nigerian can no longer take the oath of office of president or governor more than twice under any condition.
Mr Buhari also assented to three other bills.
Controversy trails Akwa Ibom's APC congress as members are unable to reach a consensus.
Some lawmakers condemned the president for the act and asked that he be punished for it.
The president is not moved by the House's move to override him on the bill, an official says.
The Senate had asked the president not to spend the money without appropriation.
The University is among 13 universities that produced First Class law graduates.
The commission will receive and manage funds allocated by the federal government and international donor agencies for the resettlement, rehabilitation, ...
Hold your governors accountable, Mr. Enang told Nigerians.
There have been demands for restructuring by many Nigerians.
The aide said there was no bill pending before the president.
Government wants to take the country back to the annual budget cycle of January to December.
The Acting President also signed the Petroleum Training Institute Amendment Act 2017.
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