The Executive Secretary of the National Assembly Library, Rt. Hon. Henry Nwawuba, officially received a joint delegation from the Tunani Initiative and the Youth Democracy Network during a strategic visit to his office.
During the productive meeting, Rt. Hon. Nwawuba and the delegation engaged in extensive discussions regarding a proposed research partnership. The core focus of this planned research paper is to explore cutting-edge, data-driven, and innovative methodologies to make National Assembly public hearings more transparent, accessible, and citizen-centred.
The dialogue emphasized that public hearings are among the most critical touchpoints between lawmakers and everyday citizens, requiring modern information dissemination tools to ensure meaningful engagement.
Recognition of Leadership and Youth Inclusion
During the meeting, the delegation formally commended Nwawuba, presenting him with a special recognition honoring his distinguished legislative service, enduring commitment to institutional development, and active championing of youth-inclusive democratic governance.
The Executive Secretary expressed his profound appreciation to both the Tunani Initiative and the Youth Democracy Network for their visit, proposal, and kind recognition. Reaffirming the library’s mandate under his direction, Nwawuba reiterated that the National Assembly Library remains deeply invested in fostering research partnerships that empower youth, advance institutional openness, and build enduring trust between parliament and the Nigerian people.
