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Drama As Tinubu Pronounces All NASS Members ‘Reelected’ Ahead 2027

by James Kwen
5 months ago
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There was a mild drama on the floor of the House of Representatives on Wednesday during the presentation of the 2025 budget estimates to a joint sitting of the National Assembly when President Bola Tinubu mistakenly referred to the 10th session of the Assembly as 11th Assembly.

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Tinubu’s slip of tongue, which stirred immediate reactions from Senators and members of the House of Representatives in an attempt to correct the President, led to a standing ovation when the President said his factual error implied that all the lawmakers were re-elected.

LEADERSHIP reports that 11th session of the National Assembly will be inaugurated in June 2027 after the expiration of the current 10th session.

Tinubu said: “I hereby present the 2025 budget to the joint session of the 11th National Assembly.” But the lawmakers shouted “10th” to correct the President, and Tinubu responded: “10th? I wrote 11th, which means you are all reelected.” The federal lawmakers, in turn, gave Tinubu a standing ovation for his pronouncement.


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