Electoral Bill: APC Controls 80 Percent Of NASS – Presidency
The Presidency has said that the National Assembly will not overstep President Muhammadu Buhari’s stance on the Electoral Amendment Bill. Information Guide Nigeria
Femi Adesina, Buhari’s spokesman, disclosed this while being interviewed on Channels Television programme, Sunday Politics. DAILY POST reports.
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In his words: “Well let’s not forget that this National Assembly particularly is made of more than 70, about 80 per cent of APC members and you don’t have a party kicking against itself”.
“It is not like the last National Assembly in which you had the opposition coming from the party. No, this is a more responsive and responsible National Assembly and they will do what is good for our democracy. They will do what is good for the party”. jamb results
“Well, overriding a veto is part of democracy or is it the expedient thing to do at a particular time? That is the question. That is what the APC will use its majority in the National Assembly to determine. Is it expedient to override the president? If it is not, then what are the other options? That is what needs to be looked at?”
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