Nigeria’s House of Representatives adjourns plenary and sitting to mourn the death of Bauchi Tongo, a lawmaker from Gombe State. According to reports, the House observes the adjournment as part of its tradition of paying tribute to deceased members of parliament. The two notices describe the action in similar terms: the chamber halts proceedings so that members can acknowledge Tongo’s passing and commemorate his service. Both accounts reference his death occurring last month and note that the adjournment follows the House’s customary practice when a lawmaker dies. The reports do not indicate any further details about a memorial event beyond the adjournment, and they do not provide additional information on the circumstances of his death or any scheduled funeral arrangements. The House’s decision is presented as a formal parliamentary response to a member’s death, with proceedings paused for mourning.