8th Nigerian Senate Unveils Achievement Books

Two books have been released highlighting the impact of the work of the 8th Senate of Nigeria between 2015 and 2019. The books are titled the ‘Legislative Legacy: 8th Senate on Record’ and ‘Masterplan: The Economic Reform Agenda of the 8th National Assembly’.
14 June 2019

Recently at the Valedictory Session for the 8th Senate, two books detailing the achievements of the 8th Senate are to be distributed to research agencies, academic institutions and businesses all over Nigeria.

The 8th Senate greatly improved key sectors of the economy including manufacturing and processing, healthcare and agriculture.

The 2 books entitled ‘Legislative Legacy: 8th Senate on Record’ and ‘Masterplan: The Economic Reform Agenda of the 8th National Assembly’, both highlight the impact of the work of the legislature between 2015 and 2019.

“‘Legislative Legacy: 8th Senate on Record’, sets out the indisputable facts of the achievements of the upper chamber in rich and absorbing detail, so that Nigerians can read and see for themselves what was done on their behalf,” Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, says in the Foreword of the achievements book.

“‘Masterplan’ is a book about legislative solutions,   it   is   also   a   book about setting   institutional   goals and actualizing them to safeguard the interests of the Nigerian people.

‘Masterplan’ is   a   valuable record of   the priority bills and the process of their creation. The book answers the oft-posed question: “What did Nigerian legislators do for the   country in the 8th   National Assembly?” said Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki, President of the Senate and Chairman of the 8th National Assembly in the Foreword of the economic priority book.

Read LEGISLATIVE LEGACY now: https://thepublicsenate.com.ng/legislative-legacy.pdf

Read MASTERPLAN now: https://thepublicsenate.com.ng/masterplan.pdf

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