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  1. The state government holds a forum in Benin City.

Protests Erupt Over Bill Threatening Financial Autonomy of Edo State Assembly

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 19
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Workers and staff members protested at the Edo State House of Assembly against a bill that seeks to repeal the 2023 law granting financial autonomy to the legislature. The proposed legislation, presented by the new Majority Leader of the House, aims to restore greater control of the legislature's finances to the state executive. Protesters demanded the immediate withdrawal of the bill, warning of serious consequences for staff welfare.

From saharareporters.com

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The dispute centers on the financial independence of the Edo State House of Assembly. If the bill passes, the legislature's finances would be subject to greater control by the state executive, potentially undermining the stability of salaries and entitlements for its workforce.

The state government is currently holding a forum in Benin City.

From saharareporters.com

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  1. A bill is currently being considered by the Edo State House of Assembly regarding amendments to the state judicial retirement age.Sub-event
  2. Felix Akhabue was redeployed from Water Resources to Physical Planning, and the Edo State House of Assembly confirmed commissioner appointments.Sub-event
  3. The Edo State House of Assembly is operating within the confines of the state government in Benin City.Sub-event
  4. Legislature operates in the state capital.1 source

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