As the nation awaits the January 16,2019 resumption date of plenary by National Assembly after its Xmas and New year recess, a coalition of Civil Society Organizations under the leadership of Mallam,Suleiman Abubakar has appealed to the leadership of the Senate to fast track the passage of the Bill on National Commission on recovery of small arms and ammunition ahead of the February general election.



The Bill on the recovery of small arms and ammunition which was initiated by the Director General, National Taskforce on recovery of small arms and ammunition,Chief Emmanuel OKEREKE, Importers Association of Nigeria and sponsored Senator Sulieman Nazif( Bauchi North)has since been passed by the House of Representatives and was listed for passage to second reading on the floor of the Senate before it proceeded on Xmas and New year recess.


It would be recalled that on December 7, 2017 The Economic community of West Africa ( ECOWAS) gave Nigeria a mandate to pass this Bill into law, which was published by the Leadership Newspaper on December 7,2017 and after that nothing was done by Nigeria to honour the directives,adding that there was a second reminder on February 8,2017 by the same subregional organization giving Nigeria an ultimatum to pass the Bill into law within three weeks and yet our country couldn't honour that directives and now it is one year that Nigeria has not deemed it fit to comply with the order.



"This Law has been in existence in 14 countries except in Nigeria and The Gambia. "The initiators of the Bill are asking for the rectification of the Bill and passing it into law just like other member nations of the subregion have done.



"The Bill has been delayed for about six years in the National Assembly begging for passage," he noted.



Making this appeal while speaking to journalists in Abuja yesterday, Abubakar called on the leadership of the Senate, headed by the Senate President, Abubakar Bukola Saraki to expedite action on the passage of the Bill into law ahead of the forthcoming general election.


"Information reaching us shows that some politicians have already acquired arms and Ammunitions to be given to the youth during the forthcoming general election in addition to sewing Police / Army Uniforms for these youth but if these youths are given the opportunity to serve under this commission before February general election,they would not fall prey to the evil machinations of desperate politicians and this is why we want the bill to be passed by the National Assembly and assented to by Mr president before the election date.


"This bill will attract foreign investors into the country, guarantee safety of lives and property of the citizenry, eradicating all forms of criminality in the country including kidnapping, rape and killings in parts of the country, it will also provide massive employment to our jobless youths and also generate revenue to the government.


"As I am talking to you we are working with retired Army generals, Navy and Air Force senior officers in addition to high ranking Police officers. They all join hands in providing useful training to the newly recruited personnel of the commission," he added.

Abubakar further disclosed that part of the provisions in the Bill is the provision of employment to about 350 jobless youth in each of the 774 local government areas in the country and also help to restore security to the grass root villages and communities.


The coalition called on the Deputy Senate President, IKE Ekweremadu, Senate leader, Senator Ahmed Lawan, chief Whip, Shola Adeyeye, Senators Shehu Sani, Moa Ohuabunwa, Dino Melaye, Sam Anyanwu, Mohammed Ndume, Stella Oduah, Sam Egwu, Kabiru Marafa, Godswill Akpabio among others to facilitate the passage of the Bill for good governance,peace and security of the country.

https://www.stelladimokokorkus.com/2019/01/csos-group-call-on-senate-to-pass-bill.html

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The worst senate President in the history of Nigeria is too busy to do is job now, he's rather clinging to a straw!

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The worst senate President in the history of Nigeria is too busy to do is job now, he's rather clinging to a straw!

Hope on man. Apc can start from MC oluomo. Were security men not on ground while the Lago's agberos were doing their thing in your ocultic rally? What did they say or do?

See me trying to make sense to this thing, as if he will understand. I am sorry for allowing you waste my time.

This process will help Nigeria be a peaceful place to be, praying the Senate to act fast to enable it ensure free and fare election.

kalvoken:


Hope on man. Alpc can start from NC oluomo. Where security men not on ground while the Lego's agberos where doing their thing in your cult rally? What did they say or do?

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Relax, breathe in and count to 10 before typing.
Stop chasing to make sure you must comment after us!
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It is long over due. This will create jobs as civil defence and police

kalvoken:


Hope on man. Alpc can start from NC oluomo. Where security men not on ground while the Lego's agberos where doing their thing in your cult rally? What did they say or do?

See me trying to make sense to this thing, as if he will understand. I am sorry for allowing you waste my time.

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Seetto:

Chairman are you speaking from the Jupiter....ayam not coding...oo

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Rollins777:
This process will help Nigeria be a peaceful place to be, praying the Senate to act fast to enable it ensure free and fare election.

Zombi language.

kalvoken:
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This auto correct wicked o, convert your writings to automated system from the Jupiter.

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Is this Chinese or German? Who is pursuing you young man?! Relax, breathe in and count to 10 before typing. Stop chasing to make sure you must comment after us! We don't know you exist! Common little tin!

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I just pray this election is free and fair. Even with the passing of the bill, I still know what this elite are capable of doing.

You want to take weapons away from the boys of omo baba oloye. Who is going to rub banks.

As I am talking to you we are working with retired Army generals, Navy and Air Force senior officers in addition to high ranking Police officers. They all join hands in providing useful training to the newly recruited personnel of the commission," he added.

Abubakar further disclosed that part of the provisions in the Bill is the provision of employment to about 350 jobless youth in each of the 774 local government areas in the country and also help to restore security to the grass root villages and communities.

Nigeria is struggling to manage recurring expenditure and the bill is talking about employing thousands more ghost workers nationwide.

modelssphere:
As the nation awaits the January 16,2019 resumption date of plenary by National Assembly after its Xmas and New year recess, a coalition of Civil Society Organizations under the leadership of Mallam,Suleiman Abubakar has appealed to the leadership of the Senate to fast track the passage of the Bill on National Commission on recovery of small arms and ammunition ahead of the February general election.



The Bill on the recovery of small arms and ammunition which was initiated by the Director General, National Taskforce on recovery of small arms and ammunition,Chief Emmanuel OKEREKE, Importers Association of Nigeria and sponsored Senator Sulieman Nazif( Bauchi North)has since been passed by the House of Representatives and was listed for passage to second reading on the floor of the Senate before it proceeded on Xmas and New year recess.


It would be recalled that on December 7, 2017 The Economic community of West Africa ( ECOWAS) gave Nigeria a mandate to pass this Bill into law, which was published by the Leadership Newspaper on December 7,2017 and after that nothing was done by Nigeria to honour the directives,adding that there was a second reminder on February 8,2017 by the same subregional organization giving Nigeria an ultimatum to pass the Bill into law within three weeks and yet our country couldn't honour that directives and now it is one year that Nigeria has not deemed it fit to comply with the order.



"This Law has been in existence in 14 countries except in Nigeria and The Gambia. "The initiators of the Bill are asking for the rectification of the Bill and passing it into law just like other member nations of the subregion have done.



"The Bill has been delayed for about six years in the National Assembly begging for passage," he noted.



Making this appeal while speaking to journalists in Abuja yesterday, Abubakar called on the leadership of the Senate, headed by the Senate President, Abubakar Bukola Saraki to expedite action on the passage of the Bill into law ahead of the forthcoming general election.


"Information reaching us shows that some politicians have already acquired arms and Ammunitions to be given to the youth during the forthcoming general election in addition to sewing Police / Army Uniforms for these youth but if these youths are given the opportunity to serve under this commission before February general election,they would not fall prey to the evil machinations of desperate politicians and this is why we want the bill to be passed by the National Assembly and assented to by Mr president before the election date.


"This bill will attract foreign investors into the country, guarantee safety of lives and property of the citizenry, eradicating all forms of criminality in the country including kidnapping, rape and killings in parts of the country, it will also provide massive employment to our jobless youths and also generate revenue to the government.


"As I am talking to you we are working with retired Army generals, Navy and Air Force senior officers in addition to high ranking Police officers. They all join hands in providing useful training to the newly recruited personnel of the commission," he added.

Abubakar further disclosed that part of the provisions in the Bill is the provision of employment to about 350 jobless youth in each of the 774 local government areas in the country and also help to restore security to the grass root villages and communities.


The coalition called on the Deputy Senate President, IKE Ekweremadu, Senate leader, Senator Ahmed Lawan, chief Whip, Shola Adeyeye, Senators Shehu Sani, Moa Ohuabunwa, Dino Melaye, Sam Anyanwu, Mohammed Ndume, Stella Oduah, Sam Egwu, Kabiru Marafa, Godswill Akpabio among others to facilitate the passage of the Bill for good governance,peace and security of the country.

https://www.stelladimokokorkus.com/2019/01/csos-group-call-on-senate-to-pass-bill.html

IF THESE POLITICIANS FORGET CRUDE OIL MONEY AND PATROITICALLY PASS BILLS TO RESTRUCTURE THE NIGERIA FEDERAL STRUCTURE NIGERIA WILL BE BETTER FOR IT.

There will be no reason to pass another bill to recover fire arms.

It is because of our heated polity at the centre and the big money that it gives looter that is causing this problem.

I AM VERY HAPPY THAT CRUDE OIL PRICE IS DROPPING.

INFACT, LET CRUDE OIL PRICE DROP DOWN TO $10 TO ENABLE OUR GREEDY AND SELFISH POLITICIAN THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX.

The attraction at the federal centre that is causing this massive insecurity and tension in the land will not be there as politician will not have access to free money from crude.

Useless Senators. And they will be holding PMB responsible for all the security challenges we are facing as a nation as if they are not part of the contributory factors to the security crisis in the country.

They purposely refused to pass the bill bcs they want their boys to deliver their nefarious act of killing innocent people in the name of herdsmen and Boko Haram. We know all the killings in the country are politically influenced.


Stupid senators in the world. Stupid thief Saraki