DELTA CUSTOMARY COURT BILL SCALES SECOND READING

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A bill for Delta State Customary Court has scaled through second reading during yesterday's plenary presided over by the Speaker of the house, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori. 

The motion which was moved by Hon. Samuel Marierie was seconded by Hon. Daniel Mayuku. 
Opening debate on the bill, Hon. Marierie who gave the philosophy of the bill revealed that the bill was passed by the 5th assembly but was not assented to by the executive hence the reintroduction of the bill. 
Adding his voice to the debate, Hon. Reuben Izeze requested the house to allow the bill to re-go through the normal process of law making noting the dynamism nature of the bill. 
The Speaker, Rt. Hon. Oborevwori further put the debate as voice votes. 

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