Bukola Saraki, president of the Nigerian senate, says one comma, one semicolon, should not stop the level of investments that could come into the country’s petroleum sector.
Speaking at the 24th Nigerian Economic Summit in Abuja on Monday, Saraki said the eight assembly has been focused on passing economic bills, which would drive the economy.
He added that the assembly could have done more if it had the full support of the executive arm of government.
“We have bills that we have sent to the executive that have come back with one observation or comment,” Saraki said.
“The petroleum industry bill is a good example; that should have been an executive bill because of the importance of that bill to the economy, no doubt about that.
“Unfortunately, it wasn’t, we took the responsibility to drive that bill to a place it had never been before over the decades. A lot of people when we…
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