Di Senate don stop dia recess and don summon lawmakers for emergency meeting to discuss important national matters, especially di way insecurity dey increase across di country.

For one notice wey dem date June 15 and wey Senate Clerk, Emmanuel Odo, sign, dem tell all senators make dem come back to National Assembly for Abuja on Tuesday, June 23, by 11:00 a.m.

Di notice, wey dem give based on instruction from Senate President Godswill Akpabio, talk say di emergency meeting dey necessary becos of urgent national matters wey need quick legislative action.

Di notice talk say: "Di reason for this emergency sitting na to allow Senate to consider urgent national matters, especially issues wey concern national security and oda critical tins wey need immediate attention from lawmakers."

Di Senate also apologise for any inconvenience wey dis development fit cause, and dem urge all lawmakers make dem arrange diasef to attend.

Dis decision dey mark big change from di National Assembly early schedule.

Last week, both chambers of federal legislature don close plenary and go on recess, with lawmakers expecting to resume work on July 7, 2026.

Di break na to allow members observe Democracy Day holiday and do constituency work for dia various districts.

Di emergency recall dey happen as insecurity dey worry people well well and plenty pipo dey call for stronger action to tackle terrorism, banditry, and kidnapping.

Just four days ago, President Bola Tinubu declare say no mercy go show for terrorists and dia sponsors.

For im Democracy Day speech, di President give strong warning to bandits, kidnappers, and those wey dey finance terror activities, telling dem make dem surrender or face di full weight of di law.

Tinubu reveal say more than 13,000 terrorists don die within di last year and claim say terror-related deaths don drop by 81 percent since 2015.

But im still acknowledge say di children wey bandits still hold for Oyo and Borno States dey remain painful reminder of di country security challenges.

Di emergency sitting also go happen as lawmakers dey continue efforts to reform Nigeria security system.

Last week, National Assembly advance proposals to create state police as both Senate and House of Representatives move to amend di 1999 Constitution to allow decentralised policing.