Under the 1963 Constitution, a bill could only become law if it was accented to by the
prime minister
president
queen
governor - general
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No the answer is the prime minister becase in the 1963 system of government the prime minister was given the right to perform executive functions as the head of government such as giving assent to bill
while the president only performed ceremonial functions
1963 the queen of england seized to be the head of state of nigeria,then nigeria practiced a presidential system under a ceremonial head.....and the constitution laid that the president will be the one to sign all bill passed in by the legislature before it becomes a law
Does the prime Minister perform the ceremonial function of assenting to a bill in parliamentary system of government?
Even then Presidential assent was necessary and essential to make a bill law.
functions of the president I mean
please try to read it and you will see what I'm talking about
The answer is President
My textbook is right here with me and it is clearly stated that the president assent to bills,declares state of emergency,approves treaties and so on.
Who fed you guys with this wrong answer???
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jamb is in the next few days stop feeding yourself with wrong answer
During the 1st republic constitution 1963, the president has the power to assent bills into law
