August offers another opportunity to renew our commitment to service, responsibility, and the collective pursuit of national progress. As we journey through the month, the House of Representatives remains dedicated to its constitutional responsibilities through purposeful representation, diligent oversight, and sustained engagement in the interest of the Nigerian people. We remain resolute in advancing accountable governance, responsive leadership, and initiatives…
Today, I celebrate you with a heart full of gratitude, not only for the distinguished leader you are, but also for the mentor and role model you have been to me over the years. Your impact on my journey in public service began long before I found myself in Parliament. Your legacy first guided my work in the Communications Office…
The House of Representatives, during plenary on Thursday, adopted three Matters of Urgent Public Importance addressing disaster response, national security, and strategic infrastructure. The resolutions include: – National Security: House commends the coordinated efforts of security agencies in securing the release of abducted pupils and teachers in Oyo State, while urging sustained intelligence-driven operations to secure the freedom of all…
The House of Representatives, at Thursday’s plenary presided over by the Speaker, Rt. Hon. Abbas Tajudeen, PhD, GCON, undertook the consideration of key constitutional and legislative reforms. Members advanced significant measures on economic governance and national security, approved Committee reports, received new legislative proposals, considered Matters of Urgent Public Importance and public petitions, and took decisions on matters relating to…
The House of Representatives received 21 new bills in this Legislative week, covering healthcare, fiscal governance, financial services, agriculture, energy research, investment promotion, national resilience, education, artificial intelligence, public administration, and economic regulation. Key Bills Introduced: 1. National Systems Resilience Bill, 2026 (HB.2806) 2. Fiscal Responsibility Act Bill, 2026 (HB.2798) 3. Banks and Other Financial Institutions Act Bill, 2026 (HB.2799)…
As part of its legislative business on Thursday, the House of Representatives advanced six Bills to the Committee Stage following debate on their general principles. Collectively, the Bills seek to strengthen regional development, modernise financial governance, enhance national institutional resilience, expand nursing education, and improve access to tertiary healthcare services. The Bills include: Regional Development: A Bill to amend the…
As part of its legislative business on Thursday, the House of Representatives passed 19 Bills at Third Reading, including a Constitution Alteration Bill to establish State Police Services. The State Police bill is a landmark Bill to reform Nigeria’s human rights framework, and several other legislative measures aimed at strengthening national security, tackling financial crimes, expanding healthcare infrastructure, advancing fisheries…
The House of Representatives, through the Committee on Rules and Business, has released the Order Paper for today’s plenary, outlining a robust legislative agenda featuring the presentation of new bills, committee reports, the consideration of key legislative proposals, and other parliamentary business. The full Order Paper, detailing the legislative business scheduled for consideration during today’s sitting, is attached.
The House of Representatives, during plenary on Wednesday, adopted one Matter of Urgent Public Importance and five motions addressing disaster response, defence industrialisation, mining governance, parliamentary reform, national security, and critical infrastructure. The resolutions include: Disaster Response: House seeks urgent relief and humanitarian intervention for communities affected by flooding in Akwa Ibom State. Defence Manufacturing: House tasks the Federal Government…
The House of Representatives, at its plenary on Wednesday, advanced seven Bills to the Committee Stage following debate on their general principles, paving the way for further legislative scrutiny of reforms in aviation governance, national security, healthcare delivery, industrial training, and rural development. Collectively, the Bills seek to strengthen public institutions, enhance inter-agency collaboration on national security, expand access to…
