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National Assembly confirms Buhari's rejection of Peace Corps bill
Tuesday, February 27, 2018
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The NASS has confirmed President Muhammadu Buhari's rejection of the proposed Peace Corps of Nigeria establishment bill
- The president's letter was read by the speaker of House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, on Tuesday, February 27
- Dogara said Buhari cited security concerns and financial burden of funding the organisation by the government as his reasons for rejection of the bill
The National assembly has confirmed President Muhammadu Buhari's rejection of the proposed Peace Corps of Nigeria establishment bill.
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The Cable reports that the president conveyed his rejection of the bill in a letter read during plenary on Tuesday, February 27, by Yakubu Dogara, speaker of the house.
9jahitplay gathered that the national assembly passed the bill in 2015, after a prolonged battle involving the organisation and the nation’s security agencies.
Buhari cited security concerns and financial burden of funding the organisation by the government as his reasons for rejection of the bill.
- The president's letter was read by the speaker of House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, on Tuesday, February 27
- Dogara said Buhari cited security concerns and financial burden of funding the organisation by the government as his reasons for rejection of the bill
The National assembly has confirmed President Muhammadu Buhari's rejection of the proposed Peace Corps of Nigeria establishment bill.
READ ALSO: “Why Muslims Are Better Than Christians” –Nigerian Pastor Bishop Sam Zuga Blasts Christian Religion - Click to read more
The Cable reports that the president conveyed his rejection of the bill in a letter read during plenary on Tuesday, February 27, by Yakubu Dogara, speaker of the house.
9jahitplay gathered that the national assembly passed the bill in 2015, after a prolonged battle involving the organisation and the nation’s security agencies.
Buhari cited security concerns and financial burden of funding the organisation by the government as his reasons for rejection of the bill.
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