Nigerian legislators have started voting on a bill to revise the country’s constitution, which includes 68 articles (Bills) that would be changed.
The electronic voting method has been adopted by both chambers of the National Assembly, the Senate and the House of Representatives.
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Some of the concerns for change, according to National Assembly Correspondents Edwin Akwueh and Lawan Hamidu who are following the process in their separate chambers, are Diaspora voting rights, devolution of power, state legislature autonomy, and state judiciary autonomy, among others.
More information will be forthcoming.