Sixty-five years after Nigeria’s independence, the National Assembly—particularly the House of Representatives—remains a theatre of drama, intrigues, and contradictions, often raising doubts about whether the legislature truly exists for the people or for itself. What should have been a sanctuary of robust debates and people-oriented lawmaking has, too often, been reduced to scenes of commotion, … Continue reading House Of Commotion: Nigeria’s Legislature, Self Or People’s Interests @65