60 members of the House of Representatives are pushing for a switch from the current presidential system to a parliamentary system by 2031.
The ongoing discussion in the Nigerian House of Representatives revolves around transitioning from the current presidential system to a parliamentary system. Approximately 60 lawmakers are advocating for amendments to the 1999 Constitution to bring about this change. The shift aims to alter the method of electing the head of state from direct election under the presidential system to a parliamentary system where the executive is drawn from the legislature.
In a bid to make this vision a reality by 2031, the lawmakers have introduced a series of bills that propose constitutional amendments for the transition to a parliamentary system of government. This move has gained momentum with notable figures like Elder Statesman Alhaji Aminu Dantata expressing support for the shift. The proposed alteration aims to significantly impact the national political landscape.
If successful, Nigeria will witness a major governmental restructuring from a presidential to a ministerial or parliamentary system. This transition entails key changes in the mechanisms of governance and decision-making processes within the country. The debate surrounding this conversion highlights contrasting opinions as Nigerians grapple with the idea of transitioning to a new system of government.
Interestingly, Alhaji Aminu Dantata, a respected figure in Nigerian socio-political circles, has endorsed the move towards a parliamentary system. Known for his business acumen and influence, Dantata's backing adds weight to the advocacy for constitutional alterations. Furthermore, the legislative traction towards this shift signifies a potential significant transformation in the political landscape of Nigeria, with the possibility of reshaping how the country is governed.
About 60 members of the House of Representatives are currently seeking amendments to the 1999 Constitution to transition from the current presidential ...
Nigeria currently practices a presidential system of government which allows for a direct election of the president. Under the parliamentary system, the ...
The Reps were seeking a constitutional amendment that would replace the current presidential system with the parliamentary also known as the ministerial or ...
โThese bills, seeking to alter the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999, advocate a transition from the current presidential system to a ...
Titled, 'The Bills Proposing Constitutional Alterations For a Transition To Parliamentary System of Government,' the bill was sponsored by the House Minority ...
No fewer than 60 members of the House of Representatives are proposing an amendment to the nation's 1999 Constitution for the adoption of a parliamentary ...
Sixty lawmakers at the House of Representatives have commenced moves to return Nigeria to a parliamentary system by 2031, by amending the 1999.
A statement by the spokesman for the group of lawmakers, Abdussamad Dasuki, said the proposed constitutional amendments would significantly impact the national ...
This is as the House introduced three bills seeking to alter the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to transition from the current ...
ABUJA โ Nigerian lawmakers at the House of Representatives on Wednesday presented a bill proposing constitutional alterations for a transition to ...
The House of Representatives has passed for first reading a bill seeking to transform the presidential system of government to a parliamentary system.
The group, known as the Parliamentary Group, introduced a constitution alteration bill on the floor of the House on Wednesday.
Even with the current legislative traction, for many Nigerians, there's something overtly familiar with this move as the country has long grappled with the idea ...
Elder statesman, Alhaji Aminu Dantata has thrown his weight behind the move to transition from a presidential system of government to a parliamentary ...
Sixty lawmakers at the House of Representatives have begun moves to return Nigeria to a parliamentary system by 2031, by amending the 199...
With the debate on the proposed bill to return the country to the parliamentary system of government, an elder statesman Alhaji Aminu Dantata, on Thursday, ...
Foremost Kano Industrialist, Alhassan Aminu Dantata on Thursday threw his weight behind calls to migrate to parliamentary system of government in Nigeria.
A renowned business mogul, Alhaji Aminu Dantata has backed the advocacy by the 60 members of Nigeria's house of representatives calling for the return of ...
Dantata stated this on Thursday when he received a team led by the Minority Leader of the House of Representatives, Kingsley Chinda, at his residence in ...