NASC Confirms Ibrahim Sidi as Substantive Clerk of House of Representatives

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The National Assembly Service Commission (NASC) has confirmed the appointment of  Ibrahim Sidi as the substantive Clerk of the House of Representatives.
The confirmation was approved on Tuesday during the 31st Meeting of the 6th National Assembly Service Commission, held at the Commission’s Conference Room.
The Commission also confirmed the appointments of five other senior officials:
Mrs. Fortune Ihua-Maduenyi – Secretary, Protocol and Inter-Parliamentary Relations
Asien Fatima Nana – Secretary, Zonal Liaison Offices
Engr. Bashir Layya – Secretary, Estates and Works
Siyaka Abdulwahab Sadiq – Deputy Clerk (Legislative), House of Representatives
Dauda Bulama Bukar – Deputy Clerk (Administration), House of Representatives
The confirmed officers had been serving in acting capacities since January 20, 2026, following their elevation by the Commission.
The development was announced in a statement signed by the Director of Public Affairs, E. N. Anyigor, on behalf of the Executive Chairman of the Commission.

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