The Nigerian House of Assembly refers to the legislative body at both the federal and state levels. Here’s an overview of each:

 The Nigerian House of Assembly refers to the legislative body at both the federal and state levels. Here’s an overview of each:

 1. National Assembly

Structure: The National Assembly consists of two chambers: the House of Representatives and the Senate.

 House of Representatives: 

  Comprises 360 members elected for four-year terms.

  Members represent constituencies across Nigeria.

   Responsible for making laws, approving budgets, and overseeing the executive branch.

  

   Senat

   Comprises 109 members, with three senators from each of the 36 states and one from the Federal Capital Territory (Abuja).

  - Senators serve for four-year terms as well.

 2. State Houses of Assembly

- Each of Nigeria's 36 states has its own House of Assembly.

  Structure: Typically unicameral, consisting of representatives elected from various constituencies within the state.

    Functions: Similar to the National Assembly, state assemblies are responsible for making state laws, approving budgets, and holding the state executive accountable.

     

     Key Functions of the House of Assembly:

Legislation: Drafting, debate, and passage of laws.

    Oversight: Monitoring and evaluating the actions of the executive branch.

   Budget Approval: Approving both federal and state budgets proposed by the executive.

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