Ninth Senate The Most Productive Since 1999 -Lawan
Category: Nigeria News
The President of the Senate, Ahmad Lawan has advanced copious reasons to justify the current dispensation of collaboration between the National Assembly and the Executive.
Lawan said the prevailing harmonious relationship between the arms of government made the ninth National Assembly the most productive since the inception of the Fourth Republic in 1999.
He disclosed that President Muhammadu Buhari had so far signed into law 84 bills passed by the ninth Assembly, the largest by any Nigerian President.
The Senate President made the disclosure in a paper which he delivered at the
just concluded 3rd Year Ministerial Performance Review Retreat held at the
State House, Abuja.
His paper was titled: “Collaboration to
deliver: Fostering Executive/Legislative relationship and opportunities for
legacy legislation.”
Lawan stated that his presentation was “best
understood within the context of our presidential system of government and the
doctrine of the separation of powers.
“The three arms of
government are separate but interdependent, and the ultimate goal of each is
to deliver good governance and meet the aspirations of all Nigerians.
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