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Tinubu’s Extended Vacation: Lawmakers ask NASS leadership to reconvene plenary to decide next move

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The lawmakers said the leadership of the Senate and House of Representatives should disclose whether President Bola Tinubu transmitted the constitutionally required vacation declaration, arguing that the National Assembly must act if no such declaration was received within 21 days.

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