National Assembly Committee Approves New State in South East Nigeria
The National Assembly Joint Committee on Constitutional Review has approved significant amendments, endorsing the creation of a new state in the South East region of Nigeria. The decision, made during a closed-door retreat in Lagos, aims to redefine the country's political architecture and enhance democratic inclusivity.
Key points include the approval of additional states and local government areas, as well as the institutionalization of independent candidacies and gender-based legislative seats.
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