Section 15: Offences relating to admittance to the Chamber or precincts.

Any person who-(a)
being a stranger enters the Chamber or precincts of a Legislative House without permission duly granted under the authority of the President or Speaker, as the case may be, thereof contrary to the provisions of section 14 of this Act, or being therein with such permission refuses to leave at the order of the President or Speaker, as the case may be, of the Legislative House; or
(b) being admitted to the Chamber or precincts of a Legislative House as a stranger contravenes any rule made by the President or Speaker, as the case may be, of the Legislative House under the Standing Orders of that House relating to the admission of strangers; or
(c)
attends any sitting of a Legislative House as representative of any newspaper or journal after a general permission granted under the Standing Orders of the House to the representative or representatives of that newspaper or journal has been revoked,
shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine of fifty naira or to imprisonment for three months or to both such fine and imprisonment.