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– The 8th senate which was inaugurated on June 9 2015 have marked one year in office – During the present tenure, they have been able to yield about 15 major economic reform bills and seven business environment bills. – Senate president Bukola Saraki spoke on their achievements since its inauguration Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Senate The Nigerian Senate As the 8th Senate marks one year in office, Senate president Bukola Saraki has highlighted list of work that has been carried out. He said this legislative intervention yielded about 15 major economic reform bills and seven business environment bills. He said some of these bills have since entered the dockets of the Senate and are at various stages of consideration as some also have been passed by the Senate. Some of these bills include, the Electronic Transaction bill 2015, Debt Recovery and Insolvency bill 2015 and the Railway Bill which is being considered through the final lap. All these bills represent a watershed in economic and business legislations in our country. Distinguished colleagues; one year ago today, the 8th Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria was inaugurated. That inauguration marks a further consolidation of our democracy and opens a new chapter in the practice of government by representation in our country. He also said that the democratic transition that ushered in a new administration has re-ignited the hope of the citizens as the legislative agenda of the 8th Senate is anchored on three cardinal objectives of improving governance, improving business and, improving livelihood. Read full speech below: Let me congratulate all of us, not only for the time we have spent here, but also for all that we have achieved together and all that we have planned to achieve for our peoples and our country as the highest legislative body in the land. Let me thank you all distinguished Senators for your patriotism, for the courage you have demonstrated and for all the hard work we have put into making this Senate a true bastion of our young democracy. READ ALSO: The 6 Female Senators In 8th National Assembly (PHOTOS) On behalf of all the Senators, I will also like to thank members of our various constituencies for the abiding support we have enjoyed over the past one year. We want to assure all across the length and breadth of our country that we are fully committed to continue representing your various and collective interests and aspirations. Every gen
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– The 8th senate which was inaugurated on June 9 2015 have marked one year in office – During the present tenure, they have been able to yield about 15 major economic reform bills and seven business environment bills. – Senate president Bukola Saraki spoke on their achievements since its inauguration Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Senate The Nigerian Senate As the 8th Senate marks one year in office, Senate president Bukola Saraki has highlighted list of work that has been carried out. He said this legislative intervention yielded about 15 major economic reform bills and seven business environment bills. He said some of these bills have since entered the dockets of the Senate and are at various stages of consideration as some also have been passed by the Senate. Some of these bills include, the Electronic Transaction bill 2015, Debt Recovery and Insolvency bill 2015 and the Railway Bill which is being considered through the final lap. All these bills represent a watershed in economic and business legislations in our country. Distinguished colleagues; one year ago today, the 8th Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria was inaugurated. That inauguration marks a further consolidation of our democracy and opens a new chapter in the practice of government by representation in our country. He also said that the democratic transition that ushered in a new administration has re-ignited the hope of the citizens as the legislative agenda of the 8th Senate is anchored on three cardinal objectives of improving governance, improving business and, improving livelihood. Read full speech below: Let me congratulate all of us, not only for the time we have spent here, but also for all that we have achieved together and all that we have planned to achieve for our peoples and our country as the highest legislative body in the land. Let me thank you all distinguished Senators for your patriotism, for the courage you have demonstrated and for all the hard work we have put into making this Senate a true bastion of our young democracy. READ ALSO: The 6 Female Senators In 8th National Assembly (PHOTOS) On behalf of all the Senators, I will also like to thank members of our various constituencies for the abiding support we have enjoyed over the past one year. We want to assure all across the length and breadth of our country that we are fully committed to continue representing your various and collective interests and aspirations. Every gen
Read more: https://www.naij.com/855063-one-year-read-8th-senates-achievements.html

– The 8th senate which was inaugurated on June 9 2015 have marked one year in office – During the present tenure, they have been able to yield about 15 major economic reform bills and seven business environment bills. – Senate president Bukola Saraki spoke on their achievements since its inauguration Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Senate The Nigerian Senate As the 8th Senate marks one year in office, Senate president Bukola Saraki has highlighted list of work that has been carried out. He said this legislative intervention yielded about 15 major economic reform bills and seven business environment bills. He said some of these bills have since entered the dockets of the Senate and are at various stages of consideration as some also have been passed by the Senate. Some of these bills include, the Electronic Transaction bill 2015, Debt Recovery and Insolvency bill 2015 and the Railway Bill which is being considered through the final lap. All these bills represent a watershed in economic and business legislations in our country. Distinguished colleagues; one year ago today, the 8th Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria was inaugurated. That inauguration marks a further consolidation of our democracy and opens a new chapter in the practice of government by representation in our country. He also said that the democratic transition that ushered in a new administration has re-ignited the hope of the citizens as the legislative agenda of the 8th Senate is anchored on three cardinal objectives of improving governance, improving business and, improving livelihood. Read full speech below: Let me congratulate all of us, not only for the time we have spent here, but also for all that we have achieved together and all that we have planned to achieve for our peoples and our country as the highest legislative body in the land. Let me thank you all distinguished Senators for your patriotism, for the courage you have demonstrated and for all the hard work we have put into making this Senate a true bastion of our young democracy.

– The 8th senate which was inaugurated on June 9 2015 have marked one year in office – During the present tenure, they have been able to yield about 15 major economic reform bills and seven business environment bills. – Senate president Bukola Saraki spoke on their achievements since its inauguration Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Senate The Nigerian Senate As the 8th Senate marks one year in office, Senate president Bukola Saraki has highlighted list of work that has been carried out. He said this legislative intervention yielded about 15 major economic reform bills and seven business environment bills. He said some of these bills have since entered the dockets of the Senate and are at various stages of consideration as some also have been passed by the Senate. Some of these bills include, the Electronic Transaction bill 2015, Debt Recovery and Insolvency bill 2015 and the Railway Bill which is being considered through the final lap. All these bills represent a watershed in economic and business legislations in our country. Distinguished colleagues; one year ago today, the 8th Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria was inaugurated. That inauguration marks a further consolidation of our democracy and opens a new chapter in the practice of government by representation in our country. He also said that the democratic transition that ushered in a new administration has re-ignited the hope of the citizens as the legislative agenda of the 8th Senate is anchored on three cardinal objectives of improving governance, improving business and, improving livelihood. Read full speech below: Let me congratulate all of us, not only for the time we have spent here, but also for all that we have achieved together and all that we have planned to achieve for our peoples and our country as the highest legislative body in the land. Let me thank you all distinguished Senators for your patriotism, for the courage you have demonstrated and for all the hard work we have put into making this Senate a true bastion of our y

– The 8th senate which was inaugurated on June 9 2015 have marked one year in office – During the present tenure, they have been able to yield about 15 major economic reform bills and seven business environment bills. – Senate president Bukola Saraki spoke on their achievements since its inauguration Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Senate The Nigerian Senate As the 8th Senate marks one year in office, Senate president Bukola Saraki has highlighted list of work that has been carried out. He said this legislative intervention yielded about 15 major economic reform bills and seven business environment bills. He said some of these bills have since entered the dockets of the Senate and are at various stages of consideration as some also have been passed by the Senate. Some of these bills include, the Electronic Transaction bill 2015, Debt Recovery and Insolvency bill 2015 and the Railway Bill which is being considered through the final lap. All these bills represent a watershed in economic and business legislations in our country. Distinguished colleagues; one year ago today, the 8th Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria was inaugurated. That inauguration marks a further consolidation of our democracy and opens a new chapter in the practice of government by representation in our country. He also said that the democratic transition that ushered in a new administration has re-ignited the hope of the citizens as the legislative agenda of the 8th Senate is anchored on three cardinal objectives of improving governance, improving business and, improving livelihood. Read full speech below: Let me congratulate all of us, not only for the time we have spent here, but also for all that we have achieved together and all that we have planned to achieve for our peoples and our country as the highest legislative body in the land. Let me thank you all distinguished Senators for your patriotism, for the courage you have demonstrated and for all the hard work we have put into making this Senate a true basti

– The 8th senate which was inaugurated on June 9 2015 have marked one year in office – During the present tenure, they have been able to yield about 15 major economic reform bills and seven business environment bills. – Senate president Bukola Saraki spoke on their achievements since its inauguration Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Senate The Nigerian Senate As the 8th Senate marks one year in office, Senate president Bukola Saraki has highlighted list of work that has been carried out. He said this legislative intervention yielded about 15 major economic reform bills and seven business environment bills. He said some of these bills have since entered the dockets of the Senate and are at various stages of consideration as some also have been passed by the Senate. Some of these bills include, the Electronic Transaction bill 2015, Debt Recovery and Insolvency bill 2015 and the Railway Bill which is being considered through the final lap. All these bills represent a watershed in economic and business legislations in our country. Distinguished colleagues; one year ago today, the 8th Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria was inaugurated. That inauguration marks a further consolidation of our democracy and opens a new chapter in the practice of government by representation in our country. He also said that the democratic transition that ushered in a new administration has re-ignited the hope of the citizens a