Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRasaq has presented an executive bill to repeal the law granting payment of monthly pension to former Governors and the deputy governors before the State House of Assembly.
The Speaker, Mr Yakubu Danladi, announced the presentation of the Bill on Friday while reading the Governor’s message to the House during plenary.
The Speaker, while presenting the governor’s request, said the bill was tailored toward realising the cardinal objective of the state government on prudent management of resources.
READ ALSO: Recession: Nigeria Must Stop Borrowing – Atiku
All members at the plenary unanimously agreed that the bill had passed first reading after the presentation of the governor’s request for consideration.
Danladi later referred the bill to the House Committee on Rules and Business to slate the bill for deliberation during the next legislative sitting of the House.
Governor Abdulrazaq had earlier in November announced plans by the state government to abolish the payment of pension packages to former governors and former deputy governors in the state.
The announcement comes three days after Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State informed lawmakers in the State House of Assembly about his administration’s effort to stop the pension of former governors and deputies in the south-western state.
Scam compounds have flourished in Myanmar, staffed by citizens from China and other countries who…
While addressing a news conference in Abuja on Monday, Nsien says with his qualifications and…
Johnson joined Spurs on transfer deadline day in September for £47.5 million ($59.6 million, 55.5…
Netanyahu went into hospital late on Sunday for the closely watched procedure as the nation's…
Leicester have topped the table for much of the season, but Monday's success was just…
Polygamy is a traditional and religious practice firmly anchored in the culture of Senegal where…