10 things that shaped the Nigerian Senate in 2025

    Tope Omogbolagun | Editor’s picks | Jan 01, 2026    
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In the annals of Nigeria’s democratic history, the year 2025 will be remembered for intense legislative activity, political controversy, institutional challenges and structural reform.

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