Nigeria’s House of Representatives Suspends Plenary to Honour Late Senator Ifeanyi Uba

In a somber gesture, the House of Representatives has suspended its plenary sessions to pay tribute to late Senator Ifeanyi Uba, who tragically passed away during the annual recess of the National Assembly. This decision is in line with the traditional practice of the National Assembly to suspend its first sitting after the death of a federal lawmaker.

Senator Uba, a dedicated public servant, departed Nigeria for the United Kingdom to undergo an operation before his untimely demise. He would have celebrated his 53rd birthday on September 3.

The House of Representatives’ decision to suspend plenary is a testament to the respect and admiration shared by his colleagues for the late senator’s contributions to the country. The gesture serves as a poignant reminder of the significant impact individuals like Senator Uba have on the lives of many.

Plenary sessions are set to resume on Wednesday, September 25. The National Assembly’s actions demonstrate its commitment to upholding the legacy of departed lawmakers, acknowledging the significance of their work, and paying tribute to their dedication to public service.

The passing of Senator Uba serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of the work done by lawmakers, who tirelessly work to improve the lives of citizens. The House of Representatives’ decision to suspend plenary is a powerful tribute to his memory and a testament to the impact he had on the nation.