The National Assembly of Nigeria has made a noteworthy adjustment to its schedule, pushing back its resumption from September 17 to September 24, 2024. This alteration was confirmed by key figures in the Assembly, including the Clerk to the Senate, Chinedu Akubueze, and the Spokesman for the House of Representatives, Hon. Akin Rotimi, through separate notifications issued from Abuja.
Akubueze communicated this decision to the Senators via an internal memo titled “Change in Resumption Date from Summer Break,” highlighting the organization’s commitment to keeping members well-informed. Similarly, Hon. Rotimi relayed the updated schedule to members of the House of Representatives. He emphasized that the new resumption is set for “Tuesday, September 24, 2024, at 11:00 am,” and that this decision followed guidance from the House Leadership, as conveyed by the Clerk of the House, Dr. Yahaya Danzaria, Esq.
Interestingly, while the specific reasons for this adjustment in the resumption schedule haven’t been officially stated, it’s important to recognize that such changes often stem from a mix of legislative priorities or external factors that require flexibility in the Assembly’s agenda.
It’s worth noting that members of both houses of the Assembly began their much-anticipated annual recess on July 23, allowing them ample time to engage with their constituents, contemplate legislative strategies, and recharge ahead of the new session.
The September resumption is expected to be packed with pressing agenda items as lawmakers prepare to address crucial issues facing the nation. As Nigeria continues on its journey of governance and development, the Assembly’s deliberative efforts over the coming months will undoubtedly be instrumental in shaping national policies.
Stay tuned for more updates on legislative developments as the National Assembly gears up for a consequential session, marking a pivotal moment in Nigeria’s political landscape.
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