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It is the first anniversary of the discovery of Dr. Tajudeen Abbas, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, in South Africa. The award should be given to the Speaker, as the president and leader of the People’s Congress, as a defining moment in African legislative history. The PAP Committee is expected to read the report, which, if accepted, would mark a defining moment in African legislative history and affirm Nigeria’s leadership in advancing gender justice and equity. “[ad_1] The Pan-African Parliament (PAP) is exploring the possibility of conferring an award on the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Dr. Tajudeen Abbas, for his role in championing gender equality in the country. The PAP Committee is expected to review the recommendation made by the Deputy Spokesperson of the House, Mr. Philip Agbese, which, if accepted, would mark a defining moment in African legislative history and affirm Nigeria’s leadership in advancing gender justice and equity. Agbese, who represented Nigeria at the Pretoria retreat, made the passionate appeal at the event held over the weekend in South Africa. He urged the PAP Committee on Gender, Family, Youth, and Persons with Disabilities to recognise Abbas’s contribution to gender justice by bestowing the continental honour upon him. According to Agbese’s report, Abbas’s legislative record reflects his deep commitment to justice, fairness, and equal opportunity for all genders. He highlighted that such leadership should not go unrecognized, particularly at a time when Africa is seeking exemplary models of gender-inclusive governance. The Retreat in Pretoria was a historic occasion in Africa’s legislative journey, noting that it provided a vital opportunity to enshrim their rights and dignity through
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