Youth Engagement in Governance, Chief Faleke Welcomes Bright Sun College Students To Nigeria’s National Assembly

 

In a heartwarming event that underscores the importance of civic education, students from Bright Sun College, Ikeja, were welcomed to the National Assembly’s Green Chamber today as part of an educational excursion. The visit aimed to provide the students with firsthand insight into the legislative process and the vital role of lawmakers in shaping the nation’s future.

During the plenary session, the students were introduced to the intricacies of the National Assembly by Rt. Hon. James Abiodun Faleke, member representing Ikeja Federal Constituency of Lagos state, the Chairman of the House Committee on Finance, the students had the opportunity to learn about the legislative procedures, the responsibilities of legislators, and how laws are crafted to address the needs of the populace. This interactive session was designed to inspire the students and foster a deeper understanding of Nigeria’s democratic institutions.

The host, a distinguished member of the National Assembly, Chief James Faleke expressed delight at the students’ enthusiasm and curiosity. “It’s truly heartwarming to see our youth showing keen interest in the legislative process,” he remarked, acknowledging the importance of nurturing young minds to appreciate and engage with governance.

He emphasized the commitment of the National Assembly to support educational initiatives that encourage young Nigerians to strive for excellence. “By the special grace of Almighty God, we remain committed to supporting our children as they pursue their dreams and contribute positively to society,” he added, highlighting the assembly’s role in empowering future leaders.

The excursion to the National Assembly provided the Bright Sun College students with a unique opportunity to witness democracy in action and understand the critical role of effective legislation in national development. Such engagements are crucial in building informed and active citizens who can contribute to Nigeria’s progress.

As the students departed, they carried with them not just a greater understanding of legislative affairs but also a sense of inspiration to participate in the governance of their country. This visit marks a significant step in encouraging civic involvement among Nigeria’s youth, ensuring they are well-prepared to take on leadership roles in the future.

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