By Mon-Charles Egbo
The doctrine of separation of powers is unwittingly defective such that irrespective of the possible good governance implications of legislative outputs, they are of no effects whatsoever, if the executive rightly or wrongly, chooses not to implement them.
Although there is a window for the legislature to override the executive when necessary, such an extreme condition only dramatizes hostility in relationship which as well, stifles governance.
It is this loose configuration that seemingly undermines concerted efforts of the national assembly at tangibly revamping the economy.
Unquestionably, Ahmad Lawan as the head of the institution is as passionate about Nigeria’s economic recovery and prosperity as he is determined to provide pragmatic leadership for its actualization.
Beyond being intellectually-equipped and with competitive prerequisites, he is disposed to making the necessary sacrifices typical of a liberal leader, in the masses’ interest,…
Source: Vanguard Newspaper
