Legislative legacy not measured by number of motions, bills – Shehu Sani

Author: Henry OduahPublished on: July 15, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Legislative legacy not measured by number of motions, bills – Shehu Sani

Former Senator Shehu Sani stated that legislative legacy is not measured by the number of motions or bills but by courage in addressing controversial issues. He spoke at the 2026 National Assembly Open Week in Abuja, themed 'Three Years of the 10th Assembly: Advancing Transparency, Inclusion and Reform.' Sani urged leaders to leave their mark in history by standing for truth and justice despite political pressures. He reminded that Nigeria's democracy was achieved through years of struggle and sacrifice.

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