Tajudeen saves colleagues, says the tenth extraordinarily proactive house, productive for two years

Tajudeen saves colleagues, says the tenth extraordinarily proactive house, productive for two years

Abuja (basic reporter) The rapporteur of the Chamber of Representatives RT. Hon. Abbas Tajudeen, greeted his colleagues for the proactivity and productivity of the tenth house since his inauguration almost two years ago. He also observed that the legislative agenda of the tenth, with ambitious proposals and objectives of vast and ambitious scope, produced results.

The speaker made this known to Abuja on Monday 12 May, during the dialogue on the inaugural policy at the legislative agenda of the Chamber, which had high officials and government organizations at the federal and state level present. The private sector and the diplomatic body were also represented.

Basic journalists include that the event was organized by the speaker’s office in collaboration with the political and legal defense center (Plac); The National Assembly Library Trust Fund (Naltf) and the international development of the United Kingdom.

During the delivery of his key address, the rapporteur Abbas said: “Two years later, I am proud to report that these efforts produced results. In terms of legislative production, this chamber was extraordinarily proactive and productive. We have introduced a record number of invoices and a volume of legislative proposals that has no previous in this phase of any assembly.

“More important than quantity, however, is the impact: these invoices and movements are oriented to the critical reforms urgently that our country needs. Yeah, many of the significant invoices that we have approved have received the presidential consent.”

The speaker said that dialogue is “a clear demonstration of our shared effort to promote parliamentary responsibility, transparency and a legislature truly guided by citizens”.

While remembering how the tenth house has committed himself to committing himself regularly with the Nigerians, reporting on his performance and regulating his course based on people’s feedback, the speaker has noticed that the dialogue is part of that promise, “acting as a precursor of next week open Nass, where we open our doors to scrutinize and present our progress of Middle Ages”.

He stressed that the goal of the event is not only to celebrate the results of the house, but also to candidly examine areas for the improvement of the spirit of openness and democratic inclusion. He said that while the house prepares to mark the average point of his mandate, it is significant to reflect on his journey so far.

He said: “When the tenth house was inaugurated in June 2023, Nigeria faced significant challenges. The economy was weak, and there were pressure on development and safety crises. The population was understandably frustrated and hope in the ability of democracy to satisfy their aspirations. This was followed by an answer for the extraordinary. The legislator.

“Therefore, from the beginning, the Chamber has dedicated itself to the creation and implementation of the most ambitious legislative agenda in our history. Designed to provide a good government, this agenda aims to restore hope in democracy for our people.”

When it comes to representation, the speaker Abbas declared that the members tried to make the tenth house “a legislature led by citizens in practice, not only in words”. He said: “In every great effort, we have actively sought the voice of the people”.

Likewise, the vice -president RT Hon Benjamin Okezie Kalu while presented his welcome speech recognized the inspiring leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, whose renewed agenda of hope redefined the trajectory of the development of Nigeria. His daring reforms from the tax renovation for the revisions of the security sector have thrown a resilient base for prosperity.

He observed that under his administration, Nigeria is witnessing a paradigm shift: a nation that goes from potential to performance, from challenges to solutions and despair to hope

He said, under the cunning leadership of Abbas Abbas Abbas, the Chamber took into consideration over 1,059 invoices from 13 June 2023, combining every aspect of national life: from the fundamental amendments to our establishment to the specific reforms of the sector in education, health, safety and economy.

According to him, “our legislative agenda to eight pillars, driven directly from the attached document” Legislative Agenda 2.0 “and structured to support the eight -point plan of the president, includes:

1, Good Governance & Anti-Corruption: Modernization of e-parish, expansion of supervision of control and separation of managerial functions.

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3 Amendments to the law on access to the student loan; and the expansion of the wellness system of young nationals.

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5. Economic growth and diversification: citizenship for investment, repeal of the ban on export and commercial agricultural credit system.

6. Tax federalism and resource control: devolution of mineral and water rights, realignment for the sharing of revenue and the revenue invoice (account of the Federation).

7. Environmental sustainability: Establishment of the Fund for climate change of Nigeria, commission for the regulation of bio-free energy and amendments to the Commission for the development of hydroelectric energy production areas.

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“Greetings Rt. Hon. President Abbas Tajudeen Phd, Gcon, for having orchestrated this legislative wave, and praise the Hon. Cyril Hart Godwin and the Hon. Chinwe Nnabuife Clara for having strictly monitoring its implementation, ensuring that our statutes are not only issued, but measured for the impact.”