The Presidency of the Parliament: I am more qualified than anyone else, I alone brought 78 resolutions, 21 of which were signed by the Pr...
The Presidency of the Parliament: I am more qualified than anyone else, I alone brought 78 resolutions, 21 of which were signed by the President - Hon Abbas Tajudeen
Honourable Abbas Tajudeen, a member of the Federal Assembly who represents Zaria Constituency in the Abuja National Assembly, has claimed to be one of the 15 members of the Federal Assembly of Nigeria with the longest tenures who is also from the North-West zone.
Hon. Tajudeen, who was also the chairman of the Committee on Lands and Transport, said in a press interview in Abuja that he would return for the fourth session of this tenth session of Parliament to continue the work of the community in Parliament.
Based on my work history and my contributions to the Parliament, particularly in regards to issues involving laws that we do not yet fully understand, he asserted that "no other member of the Parliament has brought at least 78 significant laws, and he has 21 laws that the President has signed for them like I have.
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"Then, I have served in the Assembly for almost a decade and in a variety of capacities. You are on the same footing as my employees and fellow Assembly members. I have a good relationship with them, and there is proof of social understanding and tranquilly.
So, for a very long time, nearly no one will oppose me if our party awards this seat to the North West.
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He claimed that although the Party has yet to publicly state its viewpoint, it is vital for someone to come out and express their views in order to request that the police notify them when the Party does so. She shared her opinions with stakeholders and other Assembly members at the time, so if that's the area he's searching for and the chance is presented, it will be simple.
The party will not agree to give up the opportunity for everyone to go and apply because if this is done, they will be able to make the president of the Senate and the president of the Federal Assembly to be Muslims. Therefore, I am sure the Party will want to say that every zone has been treated fairly and they have been given equal consideration.
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If you look at the period when democracy was restored in 1999, the president at the time was from the South-East, and his deputy was from the North-East; therefore, if you look at the distribution of positions at that time, it is in line with what we think now. Anyone who talks about the opening of the search or search for qualifications is doing so based on his or her own opinion.
"Because the North-West, which has the highest population of any zone, ought to get the Speaker of the Assembly, the Speaker of the Senate, the Deputy Speaker of the Assembly for the South-South, and the Deputy Speaker of the Assembly for the North-Central. Elders, since it is justice, we are advising the government not to employ the same system that was in place in the past till now and tomorrow.
In fact, doing so will help to maintain peace in the nation by reducing grievances, particularly in areas where people are divided along racial and religious lines as a result of the Muslim Muslim ticket's entry into this election. He spoke
In response to their opponents, Hon. Abbas Tajudeen noted that it is not required by law for only those who hold the office of the government in place to occupy the seat of speaker of the parliament or president of the senate and that their peers are superior to them and believe they may fill it. He said that because they ended up in the APC Party, this is difficult for them.
He said, "We have to be careful because if we candidates don't unite ourselves and choose the one we think is best for us, this kind of thing that is being said is possible, which is why we eight candidates have to hold a meeting." at the house of the Speaker of the Assembly where we made a promise on everyone, God willing, the others will cooperate with him in managing the affairs, he added.
The Zaria Constituency Member of Parliament, Hon. Abbas Tajudeen, claims that this is one of the measures they took to make sure they did not allow the opposing party an opportunity to visit and win them over.
