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INTRO : Vanguard Newspaper in Nigeria reported that the Kano State House of Assembly passed the Kano Emirates Council Law (repeal bill) 2024, repealing the  immediate past Governor Abdullahi Ganduje’s Kano Emirate Council Law 2019, Kano State Emir’s Appointment and Deposition Amendment Law 2019 and Kano State Emirate Council Amendment Law 2023, which created five emirates in Kano and paved the way for the deposition of Sanusi. In this regard, the dethroned former CBN Governor, His Highness, Muhammadu Lamido Sanusi II has been reappointed as the Emir of Kano. The question here is why repeal a law? Well, Repealing a law is a significant legislative action that involves the formal revocation of an existing statute. The reasons for repealing a law can be diverse and multifaceted, reflecting changes in societal values, practical considerations, and the evolving legal landscape. The reasons for repealing a law are:  1. We Repeal Laws Because of Obsolescence: One of the primary reasons for

INTRO :  Punch Newspaper of May 24, 2024 announced that President Bola Tinubu would flag off the construction of the Calabar-Lagos Coastal Highway this Sunday. The question here is why flag off a project? Flagging off a project is a significant milestone in project management, representing the formal initiation of the project and the transition from planning to execution. This process involves several critical steps and conditions that ensure the project is ready to begin and progress smoothly. The following are key reasons to flag off a project, expanded in detail to emphasize their importance and impact on successful project execution. 1. We Flag Off a Project in Order to Announce the Completion of Planning Phase: The completion of the planning phase is one of the most fundamental reasons to flag off a project. This phase involves detailed project planning activities, including defining the project charter, scope, objectives, deliverables, timeline, and budget. A comprehensive pro