Bill to check discrimination against female police officers scales second reading in Senate – Daily Trust

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Bill to check discrimination against female police officers scales second reading in Senate

This followed the presentation of the bill by the sponsor, Sen. Ezenwa Onyewuchi during the plenary.Leading the debate on the general principles of the bill, Onyewuchi said that the bill was read for the first time on Oct. 10.HOW OVER 5000 NIGERIA MEN HAVE PERMANENTLY OVERCOME TERRIBLE BEDROOM PERFORMANCE DUE TO THIS RECENT BRILLIANT DISCOVERY BY MEDICAL CONSULTANTS

 

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