NASS AT 3: Between legislative volume and the verdict of Nigerians

By Gift Chapi-Odekina, Abuja As the 10th National Assembly marked three years in office last week, the mood inside the National Assembly complex swung between self-congratulation and sober self-assessment a tension that defined the just-concluded 2026 Open Week, themed ‘Three Y...

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July 26, 2026 · 04:50 · 5 min read

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