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11th Senate to consider six-year single term for president, govs – Lawmaker

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The 11th Senate may consider a bill for a single six-year term for presidents and governors, aiming to boost governance and reduce re-election distractions Read More: https://punchng.com/11th-senate-to-consider-six-year-single-term-for-president-govs-lawmaker/

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