The Niger State House of Assembly suspends its plenary sittings indefinitely on Tuesday, citing “unresolved issues” with the state executive arm. Multiple reports say the disruption follows the motion by Mohammed Abubakar-Kabir (Chanchaga Constituency), who calls for legislative business to stop until pending matters with the executive are addressed. The motion is seconded by Abdulrahman Gambo (Borgu Constituency). A counter-motion is raised by Jibrin Ndagi-Baba (Lavun Constituency), arguing that suspending the day’s proceedings is unnecessary. Reports describe heated debate that nearly turns rowdy, with the majority of members backing the suspension. The Assembly Speaker, Abdulmalik Sarkindaji, intervenes to restore order and urges members to respect differing views before the House votes on the original motion. After the vote, the House goes into an executive session to deliberate on the unresolved issues. As of the reports’ publication, the state executive has not issued an official response, and the development is presented as part of ongoing tensions between the legislative and executive arms in Niger State.