By Our correspondent
The National Assembly has officially released date for the proclamation of the 10th National Assembly by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Proclamation of the National Assembly is one of the constitutional duties of the president, which is the formal inauguration of the Assembly for legislative duties
This is according to an announcement signed by the Clerk to the National Assembly, Sani Tambawal, on Thursday and obtained by our correspondent the will take place on Tuesday June 13, at 10:00am
During the occasion, 109 Senators-elect, including Senator Victor Umeh, Victor Afam Ogene from Anambra State and other members-elect of the House of Representatives are expected to be sworn-in.
Recall that shortly after the February 25 general elections, a member-elect from Taraba State, Isma’ila Maihanchi who was elected to represent Jalingo, Yerro, and Zing Federal Constituency died, reducing the available number from 360 to 359.
Tambuwal further stated that the senators-elect and members-elect are to visit the Senate conference room 231 and the House of Representatives conference room 301, respectively, with copies of their code of conduct clearance, certificates of return and valid identity cards for registration on Monday, June 12, at 10:00 am.
He also stated that only the senators-elect and the members-elect will be given access to the legislative chambers.
“Due to the ongoing renovation of the two chambers, senators-elect and Honourable members-elect are to come along with only one guest for the ceremony, who will be seated at the arcade,” he said.
The Senators-elect and members-elect of the House of Representatives will be expected to elect the Senate President, and Deputy Senate President; and Speaker and Deputy Speaker respectively immediately after the Inauguration
