The House of Representatives has passed a motion sponsored by 88 members, calling on the Federal Government to suspend the implementation of the controversial Samoa Agreement until all contentious clauses are addressed.
The motion, moved by Representative Aliyu Madaki on Tuesday, specifically highlights concerns over the “gender equality” clause, which some lawmakers view as a threat to the country’s moral values.
The House has also mandated its relevant committees to investigate the agreement’s controversial provisions.
