Senate Leader Opeyemi Bamidele stated that the National Assembly is pursuing laws to prepare Nigeria for a $1 trillion economy by 2030. These initiatives are designed to improve citizens’ lives and promote economic competitiveness. Mr. Bamidele emphasized collaboration across political lines and the importance of gender representation in the Senate.
Senate Leader Opeyemi Bamidele announced on Tuesday that the National Assembly has been enacting various laws to prepare Nigeria for a $1 trillion economy by 2030. Speaking to a UK Parliament delegation at the National Assembly in Abuja, Mr. Bamidele emphasized that these legislative initiatives are positively impacting citizens’ daily lives and contributing to the nation’s prosperity.
Representing Ekiti Central, Mr. Bamidele highlighted the National Assembly’s commitment to advancing economic competitiveness through critical legislation, particularly in fiscal reform and national security. He expressed pride in the Senate’s achievements over the past two years, underscoring the role of political collaboration across party lines in these successes.
Mr. Bamidele also reiterated the importance of strengthening Nigeria’s democratic institutions and ensuring the National Assembly’s role in building a resilient economy while safeguarding citizens’ security. He noted the parliament’s efforts to collaborate with international parliamentary associations to enhance institutional capacity.
In relation to gender equality, Mr. Bamidele assured the UK delegation that the 10th Senate would prioritize gender-sensitive policies. Kate Osamor, the delegation leader, advocated for increased representation of women in the National Assembly to address gender disparities in elective positions, emphasizing, “Every society is a reflection of elected representatives.”
Senate Leader Opeyemi Bamidele reaffirmed the National Assembly’s dedication to establishing a $1 trillion economy by 2030 through strategic legislative initiatives. He emphasized the impact of these laws on citizens’ welfare and the importance of collaboration in achieving shared goals. Additionally, he committed to addressing gender disparities in representation, highlighting the necessity of inclusive governance.
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