The House of Representatives Committee on Constitution Review on Tuesday said that it will meet with the Nigerian Governors Forum, Nigeria Guild of Editors, Conference of Speakers of State Legislatures, Chairmen of the 18 political parties, and civil society organisations, among others, to collate their input as part of efforts to amend the 1999 Constitution.
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