The 10th Senate and the meaning of legislative leadership, By Kabir Akintayo
The most useful way to assess the 10th Senate is through the legislative footprints it is leaving behind: minimum wage, student loans, local government financial autonomy, regional development, electricity reform, taxation, data protection, security, capital markets, electoral reform, education and constitutional review.
The National Assembly’s legislative tracker illustrates the scale of activity: as of 29 April, 1,033 Senate bills had entered the process, with 453 at second reading and 424 before committees.
That institutional record, alongside the individual contributions of the senators who shaped it, forms the basis of a forthcoming PRNigeria publication documenting the members of the 10th Senate and their legislative achievements.
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