Bill for North West Development Commission Passes First Reading in Senate
A bill proposing the establishment of the North West Development Commission has successfully cleared its first reading at the Senate. The legislation, championed by Deputy President of the Senate Jibrin Barau, aims to drive economic growth and address security challenges in the region.
In a significant legislative development, the bill advocating for the establishment of the N.W. D Commission has successfully passed its inaugural reading in the Senate. Spearheaded by Deputy President of the Senate Jibrin Barau, the proposed commission aims to unlock economic potential and tackle security concerns within the North West geopolitical zone.
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The bill, titled “North West Development Commission (Establishment) Bill, 2023,” was introduced by Deputy President of the Senate Jibrin Barau. The legislation marks a crucial step towards realizing a dedicated body focused on fostering growth in the North West region.
Deputy President Barau emphasized that the envisioned commission will play a pivotal role in expediting the development of the commercial and industrial capacities within the North West geopolitical zone. This zone encompasses seven states: Kano, Kaduna, Kebbi, Katsina, Jigawa, Sokoto, and Zamfara.
Once established, the commission is slated to be entrusted with the management of funds allocated for agricultural and industrial progress in the North West. This strategic allocation aims to bolster economic activities, creating a conducive environment for sustained growth.
Deputy President Barau underscored the critical need for such a commission, especially in light of the security challenges that have confronted states in the North West over the past decade. The proposed body will formulate comprehensive policies to address a spectrum of developmental areas.
The commission’s purview will encompass crucial sectors such as roads, education, health, employment, industrialization, agriculture, housing, urban development, water supply, electricity, and commerce. This multifaceted approach reflects a commitment to holistic regional advancement.
As the bill progresses through subsequent readings and legislative procedures, stakeholders and observers will closely monitor its trajectory. The establishment of the North West Development Commission holds the potential to catalyze transformative progress within the region.
The passage of the bill’s first reading for the establishment of the North West Development Commission marks a significant milestone in efforts to accelerate growth and address security challenges in the North West geopolitical zone. As the legislation advances, it signals a collective commitment to comprehensive regional development.
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