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Panstrag, Reps Group Holds Webinar on Parliamentary Reforms on April 17

April 11, 2024 • 1 min read

All is now set for the 1-day webinar summit on the pathway for a new constitutional order for the country on Wednesday, April 17, 2024.

The webinar titled: Representing the People is to be Accountable to the People” is to be moderated by Rep Dr Wale Okediran and Senator Nnenadi Usman.

It is being organised by the Maj-General Isola Williams-led Pan-African Strategic and Policy Research Group, PANSTRAG in collaboration with the pro-parliamentary caucus of the House of Representatives.

The webinar to be in zoom is also being organised with technical support from the Pan-African Writers Association secretariat which is providing the zoom link.

It is coming on the heels of moves by 60 members of the House of Representatives led by Hon Abdulasamaad Dasuki which in February expressed its preference for the country to return to a parliamentary system of government.