The Senate has assured Nigerians to look forward to the reform of the electoral system and review of the 1999 Constitution, among others, as the second half of the 10th National Assembly kicks off.
The Leader of the Senate, Opeyemi Bamidele, stated this in a statement issued on Sunday, to commemorate the mid-term exploits of the legislative institution.
According to him, “The lawmakers would prioritise reforms of the country’s electoral regime to ensure every vote continues to count, guarantee good governance and make participation in the electoral process more interesting for decent and innocent citizens.
Speaking on judicial reforms, the senator said, they are equally looking forward to greater judicial reforms in the next two years to ensure justice is done transparently and tenaciously.
SENATE PLEDGES ELECTORAL REFORM, CONSTITUTIONAL REVIEW AHEAD OF 2027
