The 10th House of Representatives has concluded arrangements for the third Open Week, scheduled to hold from July 14 to 16, 2026, as part of activities marking the third anniversary of the 10th Assembly.
The Speaker of the House, Dr. Abbas Tajuddeen, announced this on his social media platforms in a statement shared with National Assembly correspondents by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Malam Musa Abdullahi Krishi.
Dr. Tajuddeen said the 2026 edition of the Open Week will feature more robust, people-centred engagements, including a Legislative Business Breakfast aimed at strengthening collaboration between the legislature and the private sector on policies that promote economic growth, attract investment and create jobs.
The Speaker also confirmed that the 3rd edition of the Open Week was designed to promote Transparency, Inclusion and Reforms reflects the journey and commitment of the 10th house in building a legislature that is accessible, accountable, and responsive to every Nigerian.
“The National Assembly belongs to the people. Open Week provides an opportunity for Nigerians to engage with their parliament, evaluate our performance over the past year, understand the work we do, and contribute ideas that will strengthen our democratic institutions.”
He said other activities lined up during the open week includes hosting of a National Security Roundtable, bringing together critical stakeholders to exchange ideas and chart practical legislative pathways for addressing the nation’s evolving security challenges.
The programme will however engage young Nigerians at the Youth Town Hall on the 2027 elections, their role in strengthening democratic participation particularly on the 2027 general elections as well as the importance of women reserve seats and people with disabilities will form part of the National discussion.
The Speaker equally, invited all Nigerians to be part of this year’s National Assembly Open Week to contribute their quota in sharing ideas and experience on how to deepen transparency, promote inclusion, and advance the reforms that will strengthen democracy for generations to come.
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