The withdrawal of the bill followed the report of the upper chamber’s Committee on Human Rights and Legal Matters submitted by David Umar on Tuesday.
The report made it cleat the bill amounted to violation of citizens’ rights, and contradicted extant laws, imposing duty of investigation on petitioners and serving as stumbling block to the fight against corruption.
The introduction of the bill sparked widespread outrage across the country.
150 CHEW & JCHEW Graduates of OSCO-HEALTH, Ilesa Inducted into Nigeria’s Community Health Practitioners Board
Court Dismisses Suit Challenging Appointment Of Alawo Of Awo, Awards ₦1m Costs
Woro Massacre: Oluwo Reacts To Low Sympathy, Cautions Tinubu Against Trump’s Intervention
Bomb Explosion Rocks Bayelsa Secretariat
1 Comment