NASS AT 3: Between legislative volume and the verdict of Nigerians

But the chorus from PLAC, Dogara, Gbajabiamila and Onaiyekan converged on a shared caveat that volume is not the same as verdict, and that the Assembly’s legacy in its final session will be judged less by how many bills it introduced than by whether Nigerians can see the difference in their daily lives, and whether unfinished business the Special Seats Bill for Women, the state police implementation framework, sustained oversight of the executive gets carried to completion before the 10th Assembly’s tenure ends.” He detailed constitutional safeguards in the executive bill: Commissioners of Police appointed on National Police Council recommendation and confirmed by State Houses of Assembly, removable only by two-thirds legislative vote for proven misconduct, and a Federal Police intervention power usable only under tightly defined, time-limited, court-reviewable conditions.

Waive listed the passage of the 2026 Appropriation Bill, the Electoral Act 2026, tax reform measures, the Minimum Wage Act, and constitutional amendments paving the way for state police among the Assembly’s marquee achievements.