Edeson Online News: Acting President Yemi Osinbajo Quickly Signs Seven Bills Into Law

Saturday, 18 February 2017

Acting President Yemi Osinbajo Quickly Signs Seven Bills Into Law

As Nigerians await the arrival of President Muhammadu Buhari, the acting president is putting things in order and has been working for the well being of Nigerians. Lastest reports flying around town has it that the acting
president has signed seven bills passed by the National Assembly into law
Below is the list of bills:
1. Oath (Amendment) Act 2017
2. Defence Space Administration Act
3. Veterinary Surgeons(Amendment) Act
4. National Film and Video Censors Boad
5. Pension Rights of Judges
6. Nigerian Institute of Social Science Establishment Act
7. Mortgage Institutions Amendment Act.
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FACEBOOK COMMENTS

Mathias Brainz Ogenyi and 5 others

Naija-News Loaded

our next president well done

Endy Edeson

@loaded, how? is he contesting in 2019?

Jude Okezue

All these no bring down price of garri

Mary Ogbeh

Mr. Endy you got me laughing. I expect to see policies in place to help with the situation right on ground.....to lessen the hunger not mortgage, how many are buying houses in this difficult times, what has social science amendment got to the situation on ground, what about social injustice being perpetrated by them on the people. Pension right to Judges...... in this situation, Film & Video censors board and you think these are the major issues facing Nigerians at the moment. This your news get as e bi.

Endy Edeson

@Jude: very soon, it will. That's what they said

Jude Okezue

We dey wait

Endy Edeson

@Mary: well, it will get to that point with time. I live in Nigeria and I know what we are going through. Businesspersons and corporate bodies are latching on the name of Absentee president Buhari to inflate the prices of goods and services. Since Buhari left, the acting president is going places that Buhari would have avoided, which is enhancing national cohesion

Mary Ogbeh

Sir that excuse does not justify their actions. Business persons and Corporate bodies are not taking advantage of any opportunity, they give back what they get from the system. This situation has been on ground going to two years now, inflation has been the order of the day for a while now b4 his departure so I do not see where any one is taking advantage of the system. The govt just need to know how to pay attention to things based on priorities. I expect their efforts to directed towards getting us out of this recession, that is why they are there in the first place, I deal with policy implementation. I dont think it make sense to deliberate on such issues now the country is passing through a lot, I feel its kind of being insensitive. I feel if they can change the situation on ground by bringing down the prices of things, every other aspect of this will fall into place. No one is taking advantage of the president's absence, situations of things has been skyrocketing to say the least 6months now steadily before his trip.