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Public Protector to investigate National Lotteries Commission shenanigans

  • The Supreme Court has invalidated the National Lottery Act 2005, declaring it unconstitutional and outside the legislative powers of the National Assembly.
  • Only state Houses of Assembly have the authority to legislate on lottery and games of chance, as affirmed by Justice Mohammed Idris.
  • The judgment grants states full control over lottery regulation within their territories, according to the Supreme Court's ruling.
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