Foundation slams 10th NASS over perpetual recess culture

The AdvoKC Foundation has condemned the 10th National Assembly’s perpetual recess culture and refusal to disclose basic attendance records.
The 10th National Assembly rose for its statutory annual recess on July 23, barely weeks after returning from its end-of-legislative-year break, which itself came only weeks after the Sallah and Easter recesses.
The foundation, in a statement by its Executive Director, Abiola Durodola, noted that the National Assembly had now spent more of the legislative calendar on recess than in active plenary, when Nigerians are contending with a record insecurity, a currency in free-fall and a cost-of-living crisis that touches nearly every household in the ...