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Protest has rocked National Assembly over rejection of women bills.
- They were not allowed access into the National Assembly by security agents.
EKO HOT BLOG reports that women in their various groups on Wednesday blocked the Federal Secretariat axis entrance of the National Assembly to protest the outcome of the voting on constitutional amendment.
They were not allowed access into the National Assembly by security agents.
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The gate was locked against them.
The bills bordered on special seats for women in the legislature, indigenes hip, citizenship and 35 per cent party leadership.
The women insisted they would not leave until they meet the leadership of the National Assembly.
As of the time of filing this report the gates to the National Assembly were still blocked.
The women insisted they must know how each lawmaker voted
Details later!
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