Nigeria’s 11th Senate is considering a legislative proposal to set a single six-year term for both presidents and governors. The idea is presented by lawmakers including Senate Leader Opeyemi Bamidele, who argues that the reform would help leaders focus on governance by reducing the pressure and distractions associated with repeated re-election campaigns. Under the proposal, incumbents would serve one fixed term of six years rather than pursuing additional terms through elections. The measure is framed as a governance-improvement step, with supporters stating that it could promote continuity in policy implementation for a defined period. As reported by The Punch, the bill’s consideration is at the level of Senate deliberations, with lawmakers expected to review its legal and constitutional implications before any possible advancement. No final outcome, timeline for passage, or details on whether the proposal would require constitutional amendments are described in the available accounts.