Ekiti Assembly passes Electricity Power Sector Bill, one other

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The Ekiti State House of Assembly on Wednesday passed two bills, the Electricity Power Sector Bill, 2023, and the Ekiti State Development and Investment

The House passed the bills after subjecting them to the Committee of the whole and voice notes conducted by the Speaker, Rt. Hon. Adeoye Aribasoye.

The first bill, Ekiti State Electricity Power Sector Bill, 2023, passed sequel to the report of the Committee on Infrastructure and Public Utilities, read by its Chairman, Hon. Femi Akindele, seeks to provide for the establishment of state electricity generation, transmission, and distribution in the urban, semi-urban and rural communities.

The bill will also provide for the provision of electricity through the Ekiti State Electricity Board and Ekiti State Power Company, as well as create an enabling environment for private investment in electricity generation and distribution in the state. The other bill passed is the Ekiti State Development and Investment Promotion Agency Bill, 2023, the first private sponsored bill passed in the Seventh Assembly, initiated by Hon. Femi Fatunla, member representing Ikole I.

Also at the plenary, a bill for a Law to repeal the Ekiti State Environmental Protection Agency Law 2009 and to re_enact the Ekiti State Environmental Protection and Watershed Management Agency Law 2023 and other Matters connected therewith was debated and committed to committee on Environment for further Legislative scrutiny.

 

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