Abass Withdraws Proposed Anti-Subversion Law

Abass Withdraws Proposed Anti-Subversion Law

The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajudeen Abbas, has withdrawn the controversial Counter Subversion Bill. The bill proposed a 10-year prison term, a ₦5 million fine, or both for those who refused to recite the national anthem and pledge…… CONTINUE READING

The decision, announced by Musa Krishi, the Speaker’s Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, followed extensive consultations with stakeholders and a careful review of the current national situation.

The statement said, “In response to public concerns, Speaker Abbas Tajudeen has decided to withdraw the Counter Subversion Bill and related drafts. This decision reflects his commitment to ensuring that the House of Representatives accurately represents the people’s will.”

Krishi emphasized that the withdrawal of the bill highlights Tajudeen’s dedication to avoiding any legislation that could threaten national peace and unity.

“Speaker Abbas Tajudeen has consistently prioritized listening to citizens and promoting unity. This decision reaffirms his commitment to keeping the House as a genuine representation of the people,” Krishi said.

He added that the public is informed of the withdrawal of the Counter Subversion Bill and other related proposals introduced on July 23, 2024..

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