New National Assembly Clerk Promises Reforms, to Pay More Attention to Staff Welfare, Infrastructure Development
By Moses Idika
The Clerk to the National Assembly, Mr. Kamoru Ogunlana has reiterated his resolve and dedication to advancing key legislative reforms, including the amendment of the National Assembly Service Act and the National Assembly Pension Board (Establishment) Bill.
These initiatives are part of ongoing efforts to enhance the efficiency of the parliamentary bureaucracy.
According to a statement issued in Abuja on Monday by the Director, Information, Mr. Bullah Audu Bi-Allah, on behalf of the Secretary, Research and Information, the new CNA made the promises at his inaugural meeting with top management officials of the National Assembly.
Mr. Ogunlana underscored the importance of prioritizing staff welfare, recognizing its critical role in driving productivity of Nigeria’s apex parliament.
He also vowed to build upon the infrastructural advancements initiated by his predecessor while addressing emerging security challenges within the Assembly.
In his address, Mr. Ogunlana commended the leadership for their exceptional contributions to maintaining the efficiency and effectiveness of the National Assembly bureaucracy. He called for continued collaboration to achieve the institution’s goals, noting that the National Assembly stands as the largest, busiest, and most dynamic parliament in Africa.
“The future of our institution depends on our collective commitment to progress and excellence. Together, we must uphold the ideals of professionalism, accountability, and unwavering service to the Nigerian people,” Ogunlana emphasized.
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