House Press Releases June 24, 2025

68 New Bills Introduced

This week, the House of Representatives resumed the Third Session of the 10th National Assembly with the introduction of 68 new bills. These proposals reaffirm the House’s commitment to governance reform, institutional strengthening, and inclusive socio-economic development in line with its Legislative Agenda.

🔹 Key Bills Introduced

• Nigerian Correctional Service Act (Amendment) Bill, 2025

• National Human Rights Commission (Establishment) Bill, 2025

• Debt Management Office Act (Amendment) Bill, 2025

• Innovation and Entrepreneurship Support Bill, 2025

• Women and Youth Empowerment Bill, 2025

🔹 Notable Amendments Proposed

• Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (Sixth Alteration) Bill, 2025 – to provide for a Single Term of Six Years for executive officeholders

• Nigeria Police Act (Amendment) Bill, 2025

• Civil Aviation Act (Amendment) Bill, 2025

• Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, etc.) Act (Amendment) Bill, 2025

• Companies and Allied Matters Act (Amendment) Bill, 2025

• Code of Conduct Bureau and Tribunal Act (Amendment) Bill, 2025

• Public Complaints Commission Act (Amendment) Bill, 2025

These bills reflect the House’s resolve to enhance transparency, uphold rights, strengthen institutions, and drive inclusive national development

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