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Information reaching the PoliticsNGR newsdesk this afternoon reveals that the Nigerian Senate has launched a fresh move to amend the Electoral Act 2010.

A new bill on the amendment is to be presented and passed for first reading today, according to the Order Paper for today’s plenary. The House of Representatives re-introduced the bill last week.

The first version of the bill, which was introduced in the House of Representatives, had been passed by the National Assembly but vetoed by President Muhammadu Buhari.

The bill had sought to reorder the sequence of polls during a general election, generating huge controversy over the allegation that it was targeted at Buhari in the 2019 elections.

The bill advocates for the National assembly elections to come first, then the State house of assembly and Governorship elections and lastly, the presidential elections.

https://politicsngr.com/breaking-senate-re-introduces-electoral-amendment-bill/

Fear, fear Saraki. Buhari has threatened him

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I hope they will pass it into law

Good development

Nothing to amend. All the Nigerian leaders both state and local governments has thirsted power. They can do any thing humanly possible to rule. By crock by hook

Sounds desperate

What is the meaning of this

Whatever, all we seek is good governance, that's all

Issorite

nairavsdollars:
Fear, fear Saraki. Buhari has threatened him

Its the other way round

let the drama continue. like someone just borrowed them brain.this is what ought to have been done before . saraki stylishly opposing APC.

That's good to hear....... All we need is a better Nigeria.

It would be a shame if the legislators succeed in overriding the president's veto, considering the fact that his party hold majorities in both houses. If that bill is passed into law, the presidency should take it to the supreme court for interpretation given that the president's objection to it is on constitutional grounds

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I like the new sequence order
They go ahead and pass the bill

Buhari must cry again

GoroTango:
It would be a shame if the legislators succeed in overriding the president's veto, considering the fact that his party hold majorities in both houses. If that bill is passed into law, the presidency should take it to the supreme court for interpretation given that the president's objection to it is on constitutional grounds

goro, it's not a shame. It's democracy. We need to stop seeing Nigerian leaders as rulers.

Democracy is gathering momentum. Politicking on the rise. Apparently, you can't belong to everybody.

Senate veto this bill!
The people are behind you.

is that what we ask them to do!. God will soon pursue all bad honorable out of the system and Nigeria will be great again

HIGHESTPOPORI:
Its the other way round

How is it d other way round wen PMB did not initiate d bill, nor be fear fear wen saraki dey fear make dem initate d bill in d first place

GoroTango:
It would be a shame if the legislators succeed in overriding the president's veto, considering the fact that his party hold majorities in both houses. If that bill is passed into law, the presidency should take it to the supreme court for interpretation given that the president's objection to it is on constitutional grounds

Buhari is not the owner of this country, therefore his opinion is not the law.

That said, both Buhari and the national assembly are pursuing their separate selfish agenda. Nothing altruistic about this fight.