In this special NASS Report Card on Stagnated Bills, we focus on the parliamentarians with the most bills yet to go beyond the first reading stage
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In the spirit of PVC collection, this episode of our Fact File is focused on data around the collection of Permanent Voters Cards (PVC) so far. It highlights vital statistics about Nigeria’s voting population, necessary for awareness and sundry purposes
This Performance Scorecard of the Top 10 Senators by Bills Progression (Productivity Index) highlights parliamentarians who have worked at ensuring their bills move far on the steps of lawmaking - from draft to Presidential assent
A State-by-State Performance Scorecard of sitting lawmakers in their third year at the National Assembly, in alphabetical order
Residents, as well as the indigenous people of Nigeria's Federal Capital Territory are represented by three lawmakers in the Senate and House of Representatives. This scorecard highlights the bills tally of the lone Senator and two Rep members
Performance Scorecard of the fourteen Senators and members of the House of Representatives from Sokoto State in the current National Assembly from 2019 to 2022. The appraisal is focused on bills sponsored in the period under review   READ ALSO: Kaduna Rep, Abbas sponsored 74 bills in three years | National Assembly Scorecard    SENATORS SCORECARD Gobir Ibrahim Abdullahi The lawmaker representing Sokoto East Senatorial District in the National Assembly has...
In this Performance Appraisal series, we present the scorecard of the Senators and members of the House of Representatives from Rivers State in the area of Bill Sponsorship between 2019 and 2022
A bill seeking to establish the National Research Institute for Chemical Technology scaled second reading in the Senate following consideration of the bill during plenary on Wednesday. Leading debate on the general principles of the bill sponsored by Senator Sadiq Suleiman (APC, Kwara North). he noted that the bill was read the first time on Tuesday, December 20, 2022. According to the lawmaker, the bill seeks to provide globally competitive and environmentally friendly research, development...
Four years after President’s decline, National Assembly set to transmit the passed Nigerian Peace Corps Bill to Buhari, in another attempt at signing the controversial legislation into law.
Sponsored by Rep. Ganiyu Johnson, the bill seeks an amendment to the National Directorate of Employment (NDE) Act in order to ensure employment is in strict compliance with the provisions and principles of federal characterÂ