President Muhammadu Buhari has received the Electoral Bill 2021, which was recently passed by the National Assembly.

According to a brief statement by the Senior Special Assistant to the President on National Assembly Matters, Senator Babajide Omoworare, the bill was transmitted to Buhari on Friday.


He said the transmission was done in compliance to Section 53, subsection 3 of the 1999 Constitution (as amended) and the Acts Authentication Act 2004.

“Please be informed that in pursuance of Section 58 (3) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended) and the Acts Authentication Act Cap. A2 LFN 2004, the National Assembly has transmitted the Electoral Bill 2021 to Mr. President today Friday November 19, 2021,” the statement reads.

Ussycool:
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calberian:
Now I wish I knew what the this bill means

Johnnyessence:
Nice one from the Nass. But I’m not satisfied with the approval of direct primaries in all the parties. Conducting primaries in the party should be outmost concerns of the party leaders and members of the party and not government interference of what they should do in their parties.

Johnnyessence:
Nice one from the Nass. But I’m not satisfied with the approval of direct primaries in all the parties. Conducting primaries in the party should be outmost concerns of the party leaders and members of the party and not government interference of what they should do in their parties.

okpukpu:
I no understand. Does that mean theres going to be a free and fair election come 2023?

Johnnyessence:
Nice one from the Nass. But I’m not satisfied with the approval of direct primaries in all the parties. Conducting primaries in the party should be outmost concerns of the party leaders and members of the party and not government interference of what they should do in their parties.