HB.1412·House of Representatives·introduced 26 May 2026·last action 1 month ago
National Council of Nigerian Vision (Establishment, Etc.) Act (Repeal) Bill, 2018
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Overview
- Chamber
- House of Representatives
- Current stage
- Introduced
- Introduced
- 26 May 2026
- Last action
- 26 May 2026
Plain English
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The House of Representatives wants to cancel a law that created the National Council of Nigerian Vision.
In plain English
The National Council of Nigerian Vision (Establishment, Etc.) Act (Repeal) Bill, 2018, is a proposed law that aims to repeal the existing law that established the National Council of Nigerian Vision. This means that if the bill is passed, the National Council of Nigerian Vision will no longer exist as a legal entity. The bill does not provide a clear reason for the repeal, but it is likely that the sponsors of the bill believe that the council is no longer necessary or effective. The bill will need to be debated and voted on by the House of Representatives before it can become a law.
How it affects you
- If you work for the National Council of Nigerian Vision, you might lose your job if the council is abolished.
- If you have benefited from programs or services provided by the National Council of Nigerian Vision, you might no longer have access to these benefits.
- The repeal of the law could affect the overall vision and development of Nigeria, depending on the role the council played in shaping the country's goals and objectives.
Arguments for
- The sponsors of the bill may argue that the National Council of Nigerian Vision is no longer necessary or effective, and that repealing the law will help to reduce unnecessary bureaucracy and costs.
- They may also argue that the functions of the council can be taken over by other existing government agencies or organizations.
Arguments against
- On the other hand, some people may argue that the National Council of Nigerian Vision still has an important role to play in shaping Nigeria's vision and development, and that repealing the law will have negative consequences for the country.
Jargon buster
- Repeal
- To cancel or abolish a law
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- Introduced26 May 2026current
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