By The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt Hon Tajudeen Abbas, announced that the 10th House will initiate amendments to its Standing Orders to include e-petitions and enhance the use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in processing public petitions.
Speaking at the inauguration of the newly digitalized hearing room for the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) and the unveiling of the PAC News quarterly magazine on Monday, Abbas highlighted that this innovative step is the first of its kind in Nigeria. He emphasized that it will make petition procedures more efficient, transparent, and accessible, enabling citizens to engage more effectively with the legislative process.
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Abbas stated that integrating ICT would ensure prompt consideration of every voice, reinforcing the House’s commitment to responsive and accountable governance that serves the interests of the Nigerian people.
He reaffirmed the House’s dedication to legislative excellence and responsiveness by investing in cutting-edge digital infrastructure and continuously upgrading technological capabilities. Abbas also encouraged the Public Accounts Committee to continue their commendable work in promoting transparency and accountability.
“Let us continue to leverage technology and innovation to enhance our work. Rest assured, you have our continued support and resources to ensure the success and sustainability of these projects. Together, we will work to expand these initiatives to achieve even greater impact,” he said.
He added that these initiatives are integral to the Legislative Agenda, which prioritizes good governance by utilizing technology and
