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The Parliamentary Group introduced a constitution alteration bill on Tuesday during a session at the House of Representatives.<\/p>\n
Minority Leader Kingsley Chinda and other members presented three constitutional amendment bills during the plenary.<\/p>\n
During a press briefing at the House Press Centre, Abdulsamad Dasuki, the spokesperson for the group, elucidated the key points of the bills.
\nThe lawmakers, led by Abdulsamad Dasuki, expressed dissatisfaction with the costly presidential system and the formidable powers vested in the president.<\/p>\n
\u201cNo wonder the Nigerian President appears to be one of the most powerful presidents in the world,\u201d Dasuki remarked.<\/p>\n
He highlighted the imperfections of the presidential system of government, emphasising the high cost of governance and the excessive powers of the executive members, who lack direct accountability to the people.<\/p>\n
Confident in their pursuit, the lawmakers set a targeted timeline of 2031 for the constitutional amendment to facilitate the transition.<\/p>\n
Dasuki underscored the group\u2019s aim to ignite a conversation about the inefficiencies of the current parliamentary system.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe bills presented today seek a return to the system of government adopted by our founders, which made governance accountable, responsible, responsive, and ultimately less expensive,\u201d he asserted.<\/p>\n
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