Senate of Nigeria

There were a few shocks from the national assembly elections. The All Progressives Congress (APC) chair, Abdullahi Adamu, who vacated his seat (Nasarawa West) ...

Jimoh Ibrahim, another [controversial businessman](https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/426822-n69-billion-debt-amcon-freezes-jimoh-ibrahims-account-takes-over-assets.html?tztc=1) representing the Ondo South district, is another [new entrant](https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/02/jimoh-ibrahim-wins-ondo-south-senatorial-seat/) to the senate running under the APC’s banner. The tenth assembly is taking on a different structure now. [40 out of 469 seats](https://www.channelstv.com/2023/03/04/labour-party-makes-inroads-into-nass-clinches-six-senate-34-reps-seats/) in the national assembly. While the top position didn’t materialise, yet, the party can boast This is an impressive feat, given that the LP won zero seats in the 2019 elections. There were a few shocks from the national assembly elections. Oshiomole defeated the PDP incumbent, Francis Alimekhena, Only two out of nine outgoing governors successfully transferred to the senate. We can only hope results from the March 11 elections boost better returns for women running for elective offices at the state level. There are 360 available seats in the HOR, varied unevenly across constituencies. The NASS comprises two legislative houses. The lower house is the House of Representatives (HOR).