The National Assembly has delayed its return from recess.
The resumption of plenary sessions, originally planned for September 23, has been rescheduled for October 7, 2025.
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According to a memo from the Clerk, Kamoru Ogunlana, all senators and members of the House of Representatives have been informed of the new date.
The memo noted that while the plenary sessions are postponed, committee activities will continue as planned.
The communication requested that all members adjust their schedules and apologised for any inconvenience the change may cause.
In a related development, the House of Representatives has committed to the swift passage of the constitutional amendment bill.
At a National Public Hearing on the review of the 1999 Constitution in Abuja, Speaker Abbas Tajudeen promised that the lower chamber would work diligently to succeed where previous assemblies had failed.
Abbas commended Nigerians for participating in the process, stating that their input would positively impact all sectors of society.
“As Speaker, I pledge that we will take your contributions seriously and consider the bills with diligence, fairness, and urgency,” he said.
He further assured the public that the House would engage with State Assemblies respectfully and transparently to secure their support.
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The Deputy Speaker, Benjamin Kalu, who chairs the House Committee on Constitutional Amendment, also affirmed his commitment to making the review process comprehensive and inclusive for all stakeholders.
