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Reps to strip President of sole power to appoint, sack service chiefs - Punch Newspapers
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The President may be stripped of his exclusive powers on the appointment, removal and elongation of tenures of the service chiefs in the ongoing amendment to the Armed Forces Act 2004 by the House of Representatives.This is being proposed in the legislation titled ‘A Bill for an Act to Amend the Armed Forces Act, Cap.

The bills, which were introduced following the House’s Special Summit on National Security held earlier in May, were also to fill lacunas in the country’s laws on security and address the crisis often caused by the overlapping mandates among the various security-related agencies. Buhari had nominated the present Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Farouk Yahaya, and sought the National Assembly’s confirmation based on Section 18 of the Armed Forces Act.

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