10 QUESTIONS YOU MUST ASK ASPIRING LAWMAKERS IN YOUR CONSTITUENCY

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10 QUESTIONS YOU MUST ASK ASPIRING LAWMAKERS IN YOUR CONSTITUENCY BY MR.RIGHTS www.mrrightsng.blogspot.com


11.      What is the role of  a law maker in democracy and how do you intend to make use of your role to advance the cause of good governance if elected into office?
22.      We want to believe that by now, you already know some of the challenges confronting our people. Kindly list 5 different challenges facing our people and tell us the measure you intend to adopt in resolving the problems as a lawmaker.
33.      The major tool of a lawmaker is sponsoring bills to effect changes in the society, kindly mention the first 3 bills you would sponsor and how it would help the people live better. www.mrrightsng.blogspot.com
44.      As you must have known, no single lawmaker can get things done all by himself, he or she needs the support of his colleagues to get a bill or motion supported. How do you intend to lobby your colleagues to support your bills or motion to be passed?
55.      During the course of your tenure, how do you intend to connect with people at home to be able to understand their day to day challenges.
66.      Since you will just representing the people, it is natural that before you make any position, you must hear the position of the people and stick to it.  How will you be consulting the people to know their position on national or state issues?
77.      Although by law, we know it is not the duty of a lawmaker to directly provide jobs or build infrastructure, but since there is provision for constituency allowances, what would you do with the constituency allowances? Tell us how you would spend the funds in %. What % would be used for what?
88.      We all know the level of human right abuses happening in Nigeria and as a lawmaker, what measure would you put in place to ensure the rights of your constituents are not unjustly violated. And if violated, what would you do ensure redress and prevent re-occurence of violation? www.mrrightsng.blogspot.com
99.      Another major aspect of lawmakers job is the oversight functions. How prepared are you to ensure the executive arms of government fulfill its electoral promises to the people. What extent would you go in monitoring projects and other activities of the executive to ensure it meets the lay down standard?
110.  If the executive is acting against the law and contrary to the peoples expectation, what would you do? www.mrrightsng.blogspot.com
111.  Finally, tell us something unique about your candidature.

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