By our Reporter
LAFIA, Nasarawa State – The 7th Nasarawa State House of Assembly has passed 37 bills and 28 resolutions in its first three years, measures the leadership says are targeted at improving governance and citizen welfare across the state.
Speaker of the House, Dr. Danladi Jatau, announced the figures during the end-of-legislative-year session in Lafia. He credited the Assembly’s progress to the support, unity, and cooperation among lawmakers, which he said has strengthened legislative output.
According to Jatau, 33 additional bills are awaiting consideration, while the 28 resolutions already adopted have addressed critical development issues in Nasarawa State.
He attributed the achievements to collective commitment and teamwork, adding that legislative harmony has made the House more effective. The Speaker also commended members from both the ruling and opposition parties for maintaining a cordial working relationship with the administration of Governor Abdullahi Sule, describing the synergy between the Legislature and Executive as central to the state’s developmental strides.
Jatau urged lawmakers to sustain cooperation and wished them success in their political and personal activities during the recess.
The House subsequently resolved to proceed on a five-week recess. The motion was moved by Deputy Majority Leader Abel Yakubu Bala and seconded by Minority Leader Luka Iliya Zhekaba. The recess will run from June 6 to July 14, 2026.
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