Oladimeji explained that the retreat was to interface with various stakeholders with the aim of collating their views on the amendment. According to him, the fourth Constitution Alteration Bill will be presented to the public during the retreat to get their inputs. The Chairman of the Ad hoc Committee on the review of the 1999 constitution Deputy Speaker, Mr Yussuff Lasun, assured Nigerians that the report of the exercise would be signed by the President. This, he said, was unlike previous exercises because it would be in piecemeal, instead previous ones which were in a single Bill. “This time around, we have adopted a system whereby we will present the Bill for ascent batch by batch instead of the whole exercise.” (NAN)]]>
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