Senate Advances Bill to Remove AG Consent for Government Judgment Enforcement
[NigerianEye - Nigeria] - 15/11/2025
The Nigerian Senate on Thursday advanced a bill to amend the Sheriffs and Civil Process Act, eliminating the need for the Attorney-General's consent before enforcing monetary judgments against government agencies.Leading the debate, Senator Idiat Adebule (Lagos West) described the 1945 law as manifestly outdated and fundamentally disconnected from present realities. She highlighted archaic provisions, including mandatory personal hand-delivery of court documents and a monthly debtor allowance of just 45 kobo.The proposed amendments would introduce digital service of processes, simplify (…)
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