On Saturday, we also commissioned the first segment of the Odo-Ayedun–Ipao Road, marking a significant milestone in our commitment to improving connectivity, accessibility, and economic activity within the constituency. This critical infrastructure will enhance mobility, support agriculture and local commerce, and improve access to essential services. The event was graced by His Royal Majesty, Oba Solomon Ilesanmi Ajibade, the Owa…
On Saturday in Odo-Oro-Ekiti, we commissioned the Principal’s Quarters at Odo-Oro High School, a strategic intervention undertaken in response to a pressing community need to provide suitable accommodation for the principal posted to the school. Having the principal reside on-site strengthens leadership, improves student supervision, and ensures continuous protection and maintenance of school property. The commissioning was attended by His…
To God be the glory, on Saturday we commissioned the Isaba-Ekiti Road, a project that goes beyond asphalt and drainage, it is about connecting people to opportunities and improving daily life within the community. For residents, traders, farmers, and commuters, this road will ease movement, reduce travel time, and stimulate local economic activities. The commissioning was attended by traditional rulers,…
Happy New Month, Dear Constituents, As we step into February, I am grateful for the strong and positive start we have made this year. Together, we remain committed to sustaining the momentum through purposeful representation, people-focused initiatives, and continuous engagement. May this new month bring peace, progress, and prosperity to every household across Ekiti North I. Happy New Month.
The House of Representatives welcomes the new month with renewed commitment to serving the Nigerian people and strengthening our shared democratic journey. We remain focused on our constitutional duty to promote national stability and advance policies that improve the security, welfare, and opportunities of every Nigerian. May the month ahead bring progress, unity of purpose, and renewed hope for our…
#PlenaryHighlights: Thursday, January 29, 2026 The House of Representatives on Thursday advanced the 2026 Appropriation Bill, as the proposed ₦58.47 trillion Federal Budget passed Second Reading, marking a significant step in shaping Nigeria’s fiscal framework and development priorities for the 2026 financial year. The Bill seeks to authorise the withdrawal of ₦58,472,628,944,759.00 from the Consolidated Revenue Fund of the Federation…
The House of Representatives commenced Thursday’s plenary with a Valedictory Session in honour of Dr. Yahaya H. Dan Zaria, the Outgoing Clerk of the House of Representatives, in recognition of his distinguished service, dedication, and institutional leadership. In his remarks, the Speaker, Rt. Hon. Abbas Tajudeen, PhD, GCON, commended Dr. Dan Zaria for serving the House with clarity, discipline, and…
#PlenaryHighlights: Thursday, January 29, 2026 The House of Representatives at plenary took firm and decisive action to safeguard public welfare, strengthen food security, and promote accountability in the management of agricultural interventions by adopting three Matters of Urgent Public Importance, reaffirming its commitment to equity, national stability, and sustainable development. The House initiated urgent interventions in the following areas: Healthcare…
The House of Representatives, through the Committee on Rules and Business, has released the Order Paper for today’s plenary, outlining a substantive legislative programme as the Third Session of the 10th National Assembly continues. The full Order Paper, detailing the legislative business scheduled for the day, is attached.
The House of Representatives continued sittings on Wednesday, with proceedings marked by consideration of matters of urgent national importance, executive-legislative coordination, and collaboration on critical institutional reforms. At the commencement of the sitting, presided over by the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Abbas Tajudeen, PhD, GCON, the House was formally notified of the receipt of three letters…
