After 68-day recess, Reps adjourn till October 13
The House of Representatives on Tuesday resumed plenary after a 68-day recess, only to adjourn further sitting until October 13, 2026. The lawmakers had last sat on July 23 before embarking on the annual recess. They were initially scheduled to resume on September 15 but the National Assembly later extended the break by two weeks […]
The House of Representatives reconvened on Tuesday, September 29, after a 68-day recess, but only to adjourn until October 13, 2026. The lawmakers had last assembled on July 23, before embarking on their annual recess. Initially, they were set to return on September 15; however, the National Assembly extended the break by two weeks to September 29, allowing time for the completion of ongoing rehabilitation work in the Senate and House chambers.
Upon their return, the lawmakers adjourned once again, postponing their plenary session until October 13. This extension means that lawmakers will be away from plenary for an additional two weeks following their return from the 68-day recess. The National Assembly communicated this decision in a notice signed by the Clerk to the National Assembly, Kamoru Ogunlana.
The two-week extension was necessitated by the ongoing rehabilitation work in the Senate and House chambers.
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