The bill was passed in June last year.
It also stated that compliance would be a major criterion for contract award and issuance of license and permit by the state government. “If it were passed since last year, I may have advised the governor on it,” Mr Nwoko told PREMIUM TIMES, Monday. “Once you engineer any discriminatory policy against any other Nigerian, no matter where he comes from, it becomes a head-on collision with the Constitution and it is dead on arrival.
CletusUkpong well based on what state attorney general says the bill if passed will be conflicting with the law of Nigeria,
Imagine rejecting bill that would create more opportunities for is people. Nigeria politicians are reduced governance to road building. citizens don't understand economy policy to improve life
It's simply unconstitutional and anti-Nigeria. Always remember your kinsmen and women are in other states.
This is because nobody asks them questions and they've succeeded in pushing people's attention to Abuja. No people oversight on performance. But it's never too late. Nigerians, question your state governors. We must start now.
If the bill is unenforceable in your opinion, why not sign it first, and then work out enforcement protocols? Or when someone else with the capacity to enforce comes online, he does? MrUdomEmmanuel