Senator Misau was stoned and pelted with bottles over the weekend when he visited his constituency - Ningi. A local politician told the crowd when they were all seated that they sent him to the Senate to support Buhari not to undermine him. His four car convoy was reduced to two, the other two badly damaged. He fled without his cap and one sandal.
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Showing posts with label Peter Nwaoboshi. Show all posts
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Monday, 18 April 2016
The Faces Of Saboteurs And Traitors - Senator Isah Hamma Misau GSFR (III)
This is Senator Isa Hamma Misau, Grand Saboteur of the Federal Republic (GSFR). He cosponsored the amendment of the CCT act with Peter Nwaoboshi on behalf of Saraki. People like him increase my frustrations index because he is only 42years old. He represents Bauchi Central in the Senate. In his profile he listed making laws to eradicate poverty, promote empowerment and agriculture as his interests. Howdoes his present position align with poverty eradication?
Thursday, 14 April 2016
Saraki’s Trial: Nigerian lawmakers speed up controversial bill to amend anti-corruption law - Premium Times
A bill for an amendment of Code of Conduct Tribunal and Bureau Act scaled second reading at Senate, Thursday, just 48 hours after it was first read.
In Nigeria’s lawmaking process, rarely do bills get such accelerated legislative action.
The bill sponsored by Peter Nwaoboshi (PDP-Delta State), passed second reading and subsequently referred to the committees on Judiciary and Ethics, Privileges and Public Petitions.
The committees will report back in two weeks.
THE AMENDMENT
The bill seeks to amend Section 3 of the Code of Conduct Bureau and Tribunal Act “to give every public officer appearing (before the) Bureau fair hearing provided for under Section 36 (2)(a) of the CFRN 1999 which provides:
“for an opportunity for the person whose rights and obligations may be affected to make representations to the administering authority before that authority makes the decision affecting that person.”
In Nigeria’s lawmaking process, rarely do bills get such accelerated legislative action.
The bill sponsored by Peter Nwaoboshi (PDP-Delta State), passed second reading and subsequently referred to the committees on Judiciary and Ethics, Privileges and Public Petitions.
The committees will report back in two weeks.
THE AMENDMENT
The bill seeks to amend Section 3 of the Code of Conduct Bureau and Tribunal Act “to give every public officer appearing (before the) Bureau fair hearing provided for under Section 36 (2)(a) of the CFRN 1999 which provides:
“for an opportunity for the person whose rights and obligations may be affected to make representations to the administering authority before that authority makes the decision affecting that person.”
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