The Zamfara State House of Assembly, on Monday, passed a bill to provide a law for the prohibition and punishment for banditry, cattle rustling, cultism,
Gusau, Dec. 23, 2020 The Zamfara Government has budgeted N700 million for legislative activities in 2021.
Alhaji Shehu Anka, Clerk of the State House of Assembly, said this while speaking with newsmen in Gusau on Wednesday.
Anka said that money would be used for training and retraining of legislative staff as well as other legislative activities.
“In 2021, we plan to engage various stakeholders for the development of the legislative arm of government in the state.
“The House has started enacting laws to legalise operations of Government Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) in the state, most of whom have been operating without laws,” Anka said.
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The Zamfara Government has budgeted N700 million for legislative activities in 2021.
Alhaji Shehu Anka, Clerk of the State House of Assembly, said this while speaking with newsmen in Gusau on Wednesday.
Anka said that money would be used for training and retraining of legislative staff as well as other legislative activities.
“In 2021, we plan to engage various stakeholders for the development of the legislative arm of government in the state.
“The House has started enacting laws to legalise operations of Government Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) in the state, most of whom have been operating without laws,” Anka said.
Zamfara Govt budgets 700m for legislative activities in 2021
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The Zamfara Government has budgeted N700 million for legislative activities in 2021.
Alhaji Shehu Anka, Clerk of the State House of Assembly, said this while speaking with newsmen in Gusau on Wednesday.
Anka said that money would be used for training and retraining of legislative staff as well as other legislative activities.
“In 2021, we plan to engage various stakeholders for the development of the legislative arm of government in the state.
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“The House has started enacting laws to legalise operations of Government Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) in the state, most of whom have been operating without laws,” Anka said.