A State House of Assembly in Nigeria is the state-level legislative body. It is a unicameral legislature, meaning it has a single chamber, and its members are known as Members of the House of Assembly (MHAs). These members are elected to represent their constituencies and are responsible for creating laws for the state’s peace, order, and good governance.
Here’s a more detailed breakdown:
The Zamfara State House of Assembly has 24 members, each representing a constituency within the state. These members are elected to represent their constituents and participate in the legislative process of the state. The 2019 elections saw all 24 seats contested, with the APC winning the majority.
- Number of Members:24
- Constituencies:Each member represents a specific constituency within Zamfara State.
- Election:The members are elected through elections, with the most recent election being in 2019.
- Party Representation:While the 2019 elections saw the APC winning most seats, the number of members per party in the current assembly is not explicitly stated.
- Legislative Function:The Zamfara State House of Assembly is responsible for lawmaking and oversight within the state
