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Reps step down diaspora trust fund, same sex marriage amendment ... (Vanguard)

By Levinus Nwabughiogu-Abuja. House of Representatives, Wednesday, stepped down the second reading of two bills seeking to establish Nigeria Diaspora ...

Understand the differences and diversity in this country. Ruling on the bill, the deputy speaker, Hon. “I don’t see any need for this trust fund because it is vague, it does not cure anything. “We legislate on everything and that is dangerous. I don’t believe that the legislation is necessary. My answer is if we interrogate this need to establish trust fund is no,” he said.

Reps Step Down Same Sex Prohibition Bill (thewillnigeria)

December 14, (THEWILL) – The House of Representatives has stepped down a “Bill for an Act to Amend Same Sex Marriage (Prohibition) Act, 2013 to Prohibit ...

Sponsored by Muda Lawal Umar, the bill at Second Reading was stepped down for technicalities. Ruling on the debate, Deputy Speaker of the House, Ahmed Wase, who presided over Wednesday’s plenary, advised Umar, to step down the bill as it does not capture the multi-cultural nature of the country.

Reps step down Same-Sex Marriage, Diaspora Intervention Trust ... (NIGERIAN TRIBUNE)

The House of Representatives on Wednesday stepped down the consideration of the bill seeking to amend the Same-Sex Marriage Act with a view to prohibit.

In reaction to the mood of the House, Hon. In agreeing with the position of Hon. In response to various observations made by the lawmakers, Hon. In a swift reaction to his submission, the Deputy Speaker, Hon. Speaking against the proposed bill, Hon. Speaking on the intendment of the bill for an Act to amend Same Sex Marriage (Prohibition) Act, 2013, Hon.

Drama as bill prohibiting cross-dressing fails second reading (The Punch)

A Bill seeking to prohibit cross-dressing in Nigeria failed to pass second reading at the House of Representatives on Wednesday.

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Bobrisky, others get temporary reprieve as bill to ban cross-dressing ... (Daily Post Nigeria)

On Tuesday, a bill that seeks to ban cross-dressing in Nigeria suffered a temporary setback during consideration. The sponsor of the bill, Muda Lawal was.

Some of the notable cross-dressers in the country include Idris Olanrewaju, also known as Bobrisky and James Brown. The sponsor of the bill, Muda Lawal was asked to step down the bill by the Deputy Speaker, Idris Wase, who said the argument by the sponsor is not convincing enough. On Tuesday, a bill that seeks to ban cross-dressing in Nigeria suffered a temporary setback during consideration.

Bill Seeking to Prohibit Bobrisky, James Brown, Others' Acts Fails to ... (Legit.ng)

Drama erupted in the national assembly as lawmakers raise their voices against a bill seeking to prosecute cross-dressing in Nigeria; The bill failed to ...

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