By Haruna Salami
The Clerk to the National Assembly (CNA), Kamoru Ogunlana Esq., has reiterated the importance of developing a legislative drafting manual to enhance the quality of legislation in Nigeria.
This call was made during a courtesy visit by a delegation from the British Parliament, led by Kate Osamor, who is currently on a working visit to the National Assembly.
A sttement from Office of the Secretary Research and Information said Ogunlana emphasized the significance of strengthening the legislative framework, drawing from the historic relationship between the Nigerian Parliament and the British Parliament.
He highlighted the shared values and mutual interests that bind the two nations, particularly in promoting good governance, democracy, and human rights.
“As members of the British Parliament, you share a legacy of fostering governance that reflects the will of the people and champions rights and freedoms,” the Clerk stated.
“We take immense pride in the path we have forged and the collaborative spirit we have nurtured with you over the decades”.
He also highlighted the significance of the visit, stating that “your visit is particularly significant as it provides an opportunity to strengthen our dialogue on various issues, including economic cooperation, security, and the fight against corruption”.
Furthermore, he expressed eagerness to exchange ideas and learn from the British Parliament’s experiences, saying “we are eager to exchange ideas and learn from your experiences, which can enhance our efforts in building a more robust democratic institution”.
