Anambra State House of Assembly was on Wednesday void expensive funerals in the state.

Passing the bill named a Law To Control Burial/Funeral Ceremonial Activities in the State, according to the House they agreed that it had become an obnoxious to hold a funeral for more than a day in the state.

Before this bill was passed, communities use to hold funerals on an average of three days.

According to the bill sponsored by the member representing Anaocha II constituency, Charles Ezeani stated that “ Burial/funeral control bill is aimed at cutting down the cost of burial activities in the state”.

The bill went on to state that in the event of death, “ No person shall deposit any corpse in the mortuary or any place beyond two months from the date of the death, while burial ceremonies in the state shall be for one day. ”
The law prohibited destruction of property,y,shots,s,as-singing, blocking of roads and streets during burial ceremonies in the state.

I pray this will also get to other states.
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Thunder fire them � Tradition should not be interfer with by this school drop outs in the assembly

Another display of legislative rascality

As dem no get work do, ba?

Patented:
As dem no get work do, ba?

When did this 'ba' thing start? you sound stupid

Good news for Anambrarians i guess. But are these the issues to being tackled in the state house of assembly? What then will the "ichies" discuss during their umunna meetings?