Legislative legacy is not measured by the number of motions, bills sponsored or oversight visits but by the courage displayed in addressing controversial and nationally important issues.
Former senator representing Kaduna Central, Sen. Shehu Sani, made this known on Tuesday in Abuja during the 2026 National Assembly Open Week, themed “Three Years of the 10th Assembly: Advancing Transparency, Inclusion and Reform.”
Addressing the leadership of the National Assembly, Sani challenged them to recognise the lasting impact of their decisions.
”You occupy historic positions and have a responsibility to shape Nigeria’s democratic history through courageous and principled leadership.
“Mr President and Mr Speaker, you have a historic roles and duties like those before you. You must leave your mark in the line of history by standing up for what is right and what is just,” he said.
