The Niger State House of Assembly has indefinitely suspended all legislative activities due to unresolved disagreements with the state’s executive branch. The decision, announced Tuesday, stems from an ongoing rift between the two arms of government, though specific details of the dispute remain undisclosed. This suspension effectively halts the assembly’s ability to debate and pass legislation. No timeframe for resumption of plenary sessions was provided. The move raises concerns about potential governance challenges within the state. Vanguard News reported the assembly’s action, highlighting the escalating tensions between Niger’s lawmakers and the executive.