House of Representatives to Resume Plenary on Wednesday, November 11, 2026

The House of Representatives is set to resume plenary on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, following its legislative break, as lawmakers prepare to return to the National Assembly to continue deliberations on critical national issues and advance legislative business.

The resumption is expected to mark the continuation of the legislative activities of the 10th National Assembly, with members returning to consider pending bills, motions, petitions and other matters requiring parliamentary attention.

During the resumed session, lawmakers are expected to focus on issues affecting the country’s political, economic and social development. These may include national security, economic stability, infrastructure development, employment generation, education, healthcare and policies aimed at improving the living conditions of Nigerians.

The House is also expected to continue exercising its constitutional oversight responsibilities over Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) to ensure transparency, accountability and effective implementation of government policies and programmes.

Furthermore, the resumption will provide an opportunity for lawmakers to review legislative proposals, engage with relevant stakeholders and address concerns raised by constituents across the country.

The House of Representatives plays a crucial role in Nigeria’s democratic system through lawmaking, representation and oversight. Its return to plenary is therefore expected to provide renewed momentum for legislative engagements and decisions aimed at addressing the country’s pressing challenges.

As proceedings resume, Nigerians will be looking forward to productive deliberations and legislative interventions that promote good governance, national development and the welfare of citizens.