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Parliamentary System Support Group to Host National Dialogue on Home-grown Parliamentary System

Parliamentary System Support Group to Host National Dialogue on Homegrown Parliamentary System

Abuja, FCT | Monday, November 11, 2024 – The Parliamentary System Support Group (PSSG) is set to host a National Dialogue on the Homegrown Parliamentary System, aiming to advance democratic governance in Nigeria.

The event, themed “Fostering Accountability through a Home-Grown Parliamentary System of Government,” underscores the group’s commitment to exploring viable reforms for improved political accountability and governance.

Initially formed by a caucus in the House of Representatives with over 72 members across party lines, PSSG has evolved into a movement comprising policymakers, academics, and engaged citizens dedicated to promoting informed discussions on governance reform.

With a bold vision for Nigeria’s future, and a primary goal of offering an alternative to the current system of governance, the group advocates for a transition to a parliamentary system by the year 2031.

The upcoming dialogue will engage diverse stakeholders – including public servants, civil society organizations, academics, and citizens – to examine the potential benefits of a homegrown parliamentary democracy, particularly in enhancing political accountability, representation, and overall democratic governance.

The event will foster engagement and collaboration on reforms that could contribute to a more inclusive, transparent, and effective government, with a focus on identifying practical solutions to strengthen accountability and responsiveness within the Nigerian government.

Event Schedule:

Date:
Monday, November 11, 2024

Time:
10:00 am

Venue:
Shehu Musa Yar’adua Centre, Abuja, FCT

For Enquiries, Please Contact:
+234(0)9013096849, +234(0)8033977544, or parliamentarySSG@gmail.com

The PSSG invites all interested individuals – particularly policymakers, academics, civil society organizations, and citizens committed to democratic governance – to attend and actively participate in this important dialogue.

[;0[Rep. Saidu Musa Abdullahi
Spokesman, Parliamentary System Support Group

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