Rescheduling of resumption date from recess
Africa
THE House of Representatives has informed the public and stakeholders of the rescheduling of the resumption date from the ongoing recess. Originally slated for Tuesday, April 16, the new resumption date is now set for Tuesday, April 23.
This adjustment is necessary to accommodate the completion of renovations to the main chamber of the House of Representatives to ensure its readiness for plenary sessions, henceforth.
During this recess, members are continuing with productive constituency engagements, while House Committees continue to hold meetings and perform oversight functions.
This development was conveyed to Honourable Members by the Clerk, House of Representatives, Dr. Yahaya Danzaria, Esq. in an internal correspondence on Thursday.
This information is being provided in line with our legislative agenda that prioritizes transparency and accountability. We kindly request all members of the public and stakeholders to take note of this change, according to a release by Akin Rotimi, Jr.
House spokesman and chairman, House Committee on Media and Public Affairs.
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-April 07, 2024 @ 08:38 GMT|
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