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What is the role of the Speaker of the National Assembly in determining whether a Bill is a Money Bill or not?

A. The Speaker's decision is advisory and can be overridden by the President.
B. The Speaker's decision is final.
C. The Speaker's decision is subject to approval by the Federal Government.
D. The Speaker has no role in determining whether a Bill is a Money Bill or not.
Correct Answer: B. The Speaker's decision is final.
Explanation: The Speaker’s determination is final, providing clarity and preventing disputes. This ensures proper legislative procedure and preserves the authority of the National Assembly in financial matters.

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