A bill for an Act to alter the provisions of the Constitution to create a single term of six years for the office of president and state governors has failed in the House of Representatives.
The bill sponsored by Honourable Ikenga Ugochinyere sought to recognize the division of Nigeria into the six geopolitical zones, provide for the rotation of the office of president, state governor and chairmen of a local government councils among the Inherent regions and zones.
The bill also sought to make it possible for all elections in the country to be held on a single day.
When the bill which was scheduled for second reading was put to vote, majority of the lawmakers voted against it.
This is not the first time the House will reject a bill seeking six-year single term for president and governors.
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