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OGHA : Security trust fund,  OGROMA amendment bills scale second reading 

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OGHA : Security trust fund,  OGROMA amendment bills scale second reading
 Two bills including the proposed Ogun State Security Trust Fund (Amendment) Law, 2019 and State Road Management Agency (Amendment) Law, 2019 on Thursday  scaled second reading at the Ogun House of Assembly.
The bills when operational would help strengthened security operations by boosting the existing security trust fund to promote efficiency in security management.
The amendment on OGROMA law would widen the scope of operations  of the agency leading to the creation of Public Works Agency for the indigenisation of professionalism in the maintenance of public infrastructure.
The above were parts of the summation of views of all members who contributed to the second reading of the two bills with long titles “HB. No 02/OG/2019- The Ogun State Security Trust Fund (Amendment) Law- A Bill for a Law to Amend the Ogun State Security Trust Fund Law,  2011”.
“HB. No 03/OG/ 2019- A Bill to Amend the Ogun State Road Management Law, 2006 and the amendment thereto of 2007” at a plenary presided over by Speaker Olakunle Oluomo.
Contributing to the Security Trust Fund, the lawmakers unanimously agreed  that the bill when passed by the Assembly and signed into law by Gov. Dapo Abiodun, would help tackle security challenges with a view to having a more co-ordinated system .
The lawmakers submitted that the Trust Fund  would allow corporate organisations and well meaning individuals to contribute resources for the funding of security equipment and Infrastructure for effective security network.
They posited that the implementation of the bill would allow for effective security managenent system as more funding would be available for the procurement of modern security apparatus to equip all security agencies for effective service delivery.
On the State Road Management Agency (Amendment) Law, 2019, members spoke in their separate submissions shortly after Mr Abayomi Fasuwa (APC – Ijebu North East)  moved the motion for the second  of the bill, which was seconded by Wahab Haruna (ADC – Yewa North 11).
The lawmaker stated that the bill was meant to further equip the agency to include  other public infrastructure aside from the initial road maintenance responsibility.
They added that it would promote indigenisation of professionalism as more professionals in the built sector from the civil service and across the State in six hubs would be involved in maintaining public infrastructure in the State.
In his response, Speaker Oluomo directed that the bills be forwarded to Committees on Special Duties as well as Works and Infrastructure respectively for further legislative actions.

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