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The Water Resources Bill In The National Assembly by Kolping: 5:50pm On Jun 12, 2018
That obnoxious water resources bill - By Luke Onyekakeyah, 12 June 2018, The Guardian
http://guardian.ng/opinion/that-obnoxious-water-resources-bill/

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"A close look at the bill shows that its overriding objective is to vest in the Federal Government the total control of all the fresh water resources across Nigeria. The implications are numerous.

If this bill is passed into law, the rights of citizens over fresh water resources – ponds, lakes, rivers, streams, springs, etc, will be eroded.

It will be illegal, under the circumstance, for any person, anywhere, including in the remote villages, to sink a borehole, for instance, without permit from the Federal Government.

Borehole permit would have to be obtained from Abuja and getting it would be most difficult."
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Re: The Water Resources Bill In The National Assembly by Nobody: 5:59pm On Jun 12, 2018
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The way some useless bills are been debated upon in the National Assembly, they will soon debate on "breath and pay bill"
Re: The Water Resources Bill In The National Assembly by Kolping: 8:19pm On Jun 12, 2018
First they came for the oil,
then they came for the land
and now they are coming for the water...

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Re: The Water Resources Bill In The National Assembly by true2god: 9:02pm On Jun 12, 2018
Kolping:
First they came for the oil,
then they came for the land
and now they are coming for the water...
The south is a conquered territory for the caliphate. The Hausas and the fulanis can chose to decide on how to use/share the war booty (1967-70).
Re: The Water Resources Bill In The National Assembly by Kolping: 2:38pm On Jun 13, 2018
Maybe that explains why the majority of Nigerians who emigrate abroad are from the South. They are escaping a war zone.


true2god:
The south is a conquered territory for the caliphate. The Hausas and the fulanis can chose to decide on how to use/share the war booty (1967-70).
Re: The Water Resources Bill In The National Assembly by Turantula(m): 4:10pm On Jun 13, 2018
true2god:
The south is a conquered territory for the caliphate. The Hausas and the fulanis can chose to decide on how to use/share the war booty (1967-70).
Unfortunately you are not far from the truth
https://guardian.ng/issue/the-tragedy-of-one-nigeria/
Re: The Water Resources Bill In The National Assembly by aribisala0(m): 10:10am On Jul 04, 2022
The Bill is back at the National Assembly and has passed the first reading

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