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August 30, 2010: Senator Ike Ekweremadu, Deputy Senate President of the Nigerian National Assembly and Deputy Speaker of the ECOWAS Parliament met with ILI on August 30, 2010 to discuss cooperation in setting up the National Institute of Legislative Studies.

ILI-Meeting-China Senator Ekweremadu met with ILI Executive Director Kim Phan, Chairman Don Wallace, and Ambassador Steve Halloway, Director of ILI’s Center for Comparative Legislative Management to discuss having ILI assist the National Assembly in setting up the proposed National Institute of Legislative Studies. The Institute is designed to train the National Assembly, more...