NATIONAL BOUNDARY COMMISSION (ESTABLISHMENT) ACT
Section 12: Establishment and composition of the State Boundary Committees.
(1)
There shall be established by each State of the Federation and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja a Boundary Committee.
(2) A State Boundary Committee shall consist of-
(a) the Deputy Governor of the State, who shall be the Chairman;
(b) the Commissioner each responsible for-
(i) survey,
(ii) finance and economic development,
(iii) information, and
(iv) Local Governments;
(c) the Attorney-General of the State and Commissioner for Justice;
(d) the Commissioner of Police in the State;
(e) the Director, State Security Services in the State;
(f) the Surveyor-General of the State;
(g) the Comptroller of Immigration Services;
(h) the Chairman, Council of Chiefs or Traditional Rulers for the State;
(i) the Chairman or Chairmen of the Local Government Areas, who may be coopted when matters affecting the Local Government Areas arise; and
(j) three other persons knowledgeable in boundary and border matters one representing each of the Senatorial Districts.
(3) The Federal Capital Territory Boundary Committee shall consist of-
(a) the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja who shall be Chairman;
(b) a representative of the Attorney-General of the Federation;
(c) the Director responsible for each of the following in the Federal Capital Development Authority, Abuja-
(i) Urban and Regional Planning,
(ii) Planning, Research and Statistics; and
(iii) Survey, as the secretary
(d) the Commissioner of Police, Federal Capital Territory;
(e) the Director, Department of State Services, Federal Capital Territory;
(f) the Comptroller of lmmigration Services Federal Capital Territory; and
(g) two other persons to be appointed by the Chairman, Federal Capital Territory Administration.
Cite this section
Section 12, NATIONAL BOUNDARY COMMISSION (ESTABLISHMENT) ACT (2006).
https://repo.podus.ai/laws/national-boundary-commission-establishment-act/section/12/