Reps propose constitutional amendment to limit presidential minister appointments to 37

The House of Representatives Committee on Constitution review is considering a bill to amend the 1999 Constitution, which proposes reducing the number of ministers appointed by the president to 37. The proposal aims to curb corruption and mismanagement in government ministries.

The House of Representatives Committee on Constitution review has proposed a bill to amend the 1999 Constitution, aiming to limit the number of ministers appointed by the president to 37. This move is part of an effort to reform the country's ministerial appointments process, which critics argue can lead to undue influence and abuse of power. The committee's consideration of this bill marks a significant step towards addressing concerns about governance and accountability in Nigeria's cabinet. If passed, the amendment would significantly reduce the number of ministers appointed by the president.