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    Nigerian Peace Corps Establishment Bill Passes First reading at the Senate

    National UpdateBy National UpdateMay 7, 2024 National No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The Nigerian Peace Corps Establishment Bill, earlier passed by the House of Representatives on 29th February, 2024 and transmitted to the Senate for concurrence which was read on the floor of Senate has passed through first reading.
    In line with the extant rules of the National Assembly a motion for concurrence to be sponsored by the Senate Leader, Sen. Micheal Opeyemi Bamidele (Ekiti Central) will come up shortly to enable the Senate adopt the Bill

    The Peace Corps of Nigeria established over 25 years ago by the National Commandant, Dr Dickson Akoh, is incorporated in Nigeria under the Company and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) and accorded the Federal Government recognition through the Federal Ministry of Youth Development and granted license to operate in the Country as a Non-Governmental Organization by the Federal Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning.

    Aside the Peace Corps bill, the Senate also passed for first reading , Nigerian Hunters and Security Service Bill 2024, Legislative Houses ( Powers & Privileges ) Act ( Amendment ) Bill 2024 and National Talent Rehabilitation and Integration Agency ( Establishment ) Bill 2024.

    Others are , Agricultural Research Council Act ( Amendment) Bill 2024 and Agricultural Harvest and Processing Zone ( Establishment ) bill 2024 .

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