Nigerian Senate Postpones Plenary Session to October 7, 2025
The Nigerian Senate has postponed its resumption plenary session by two weeks, moving it from September 23 to October 7, 2025. The chamber adjourned on July 24 for its annual holiday and was scheduled to reconvene on September 23.
The Senate President's Chief of Staff, Chinedu Akubueze, announced the new date without providing a reason for the delay. The sudden shift has caused inconvenience, with the memo urging senators to adjust their schedules accordingly.
The National Assembly Service Commission recently approved Emmanuel Odo as the Acting Clerk of the Senate. The reason for the postponement remains undisclosed.
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