The House of Representatives’ second reading process now includes a bill that would remove immunity from the vice president, governors, and their deputies.
This proposed legislation aims to combat corruption, end impunity, and promote accountability for public officials.
The bill aims to improve accountability for those in charge of their actions, improving accountability and transparency.
In addition to strengthening institutions and encouraging accountability in Nigeria’s public sector, this development is a part of a larger effort.
Additionally, a second reading for 39 bills requiring constitutional amendments has been arranged.
The Federal Republic of Nigeria’s Constitution, 1999, has a bill to amend the Constitution to allow the president to exercise his immunity, remove the vice president’s immunity, and their deputies, in order to combat corruption, end impunity, and promote accountability in public office.
The bill to change the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999, to set aside the minister of justice of a state from the commissioner for justice of a state, is also slated for second reading.
Source: Per Second News
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