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You Won’t Believe Who Tops the List! Senators With Zero Bills In Their First Year Of The 10th Assembly – Number One And Twelve Will Shock You!

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You Won’t Believe Who Tops the List! Senators With Zero Bills In Their First Year Of The 10th Assembly – Number One And Eleven Will Shock You! Written By Oshiobugie John- As the 10th National Assembly marks its first year, a notable number of senators have come under scrutiny for their lack of legislative activity. Despite the significant expectations placed on them by their constituents, these senators have not sponsored any bills during their tenure thus far. Here’s a closer look at the senators who have failed to introduce legislation in their first year:
  1. Ahmed Lawan (Yobe North – APC)
  2. Musa Mustapha (Yobe East – APC)
  3. Onyesoh Allwell (Rivers East – PDP)
  4. Manu Haruna (Taraba Central – PDP)
  5. Ibrahim Lamido (Sokoto East – APC)
  6. Pam Nwadkon (Plateau North – ADP)
  7. Simon Lalong (Plateau South – APC)
  8. Jiya Ndalikali (Niger South – PDP)
  9. Muntari Dandutse (Katsina South – APC)
  10. Amos Yohanna (Adamawa North – PDP)
  11. Ani Okorie (Ebonyi South – APC)
  12. Abubakar Yari (Zamfara West – APC)
  13. Samaila Kaila (Bauchi North – PDP)
  14. Abdul Ningi (Bauchi Central – PDP)
  15. Kelvin Chizoba (Enugu East – LP)
  16. Victor Umeh (Anambra Central – LP)
  17. Neda Imasuen (Edo South – LP)

The absence of legislative proposals from these senators raises concerns about their commitment to addressing the pressing issues facing their states and the nation at large. Each senator’s role is crucial in shaping policies and enacting laws that could benefit their constituents and drive the nation forward.

Critics argue that this lack of initiative not only reflects poorly on these lawmakers but also undermines the essence of democracy, where elected representatives are expected to actively engage in legislative duties. As the 10th Assembly continues its work, it remains to be seen whether these senators will step up and fulfill their obligations to their constituents and the country.

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