Plenary proceedings, House of Reps for Wed, July 2nd, 2025

After the recitation of the First stanza of the National Anthem, the National Pledge and opening prayer, the Speaker approved the votes and proceedings of Tuesday, July 1st, 2025.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS:

1. The Clerk of the House reminded Honorable Members that the National Assembly open week commences from Tuesday, 8th July 2025 and runs through to Thursday, 10th July 2025. In line of this, there will be no plenary during the period. The event is themed and aims to create better awareness, synergy, increase civic participation as well as to build and strengthen trust between citizens and government. All Members are therefore urged to fully participate.
2. Hon. Aliyu Misau announced that the House Committee on Light Weapons will be holding an event on Wednesday, July 9th, 2025 at Conference Room 028.
3. Hon. Bamidele Salam announced that the House Committee on Public Accounts will be hosting a National Conference on Public Accounts on Monday, July 7th, 2025.

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PETITIONS:

1. Hon. Hussaini Jallo laid a petition on alleged disruption of public services
2. Hon. Jesse Onuakalusi laid 3 petitions on behalf of 3 different complainants:

I. The first is against the Nigeria Petroleum Company on alleged non-compliance with certain sections of the Petroleum Industry Act.

II. The second is against a petroleum company in Delta state on alleged unlawful nomination of an individual to replace a wrongfully dismissed one.

III. The third is against a mining company in Delta state on alleged gross marginalization, environmental degradation and neglect of the community citizenry due to the non-implementation of agreed corporate social responsibilities.

3. Hon. Awaji Dagomie Abainte laid a petition on alleged wrongful dismissal from service after putting in 34 years and 7 months. He prayed the House for reprieve.
4. A petition was laid on behalf of a complainant against the University of Clalabar on alleged unlawful termination of his appointment. He asked the House to intervene.
5. Hon. Mukhtar Zakari laid a petition on behalf of a community on alleged brutal killing of their indigenes while in Benue state.
6. A petition was laid on behalf of a complainant against Aso savings on alleged unjustified and illegal possession of his property by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) through Aso savings.

All petitions were referred to the House Committee on Public Petitions

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MATTERS OF URGENT PUBLIC IMPORTANCE:

1. Hon.Khadija Bukar moved a motion on the incessant and multiple attacks by ISWAP on some communities in Yobe state and it was seconded by Hon. David Agada. Hon. Khadija in leading the debate expressed great concern at the escalating attacks that has resulted in large displacements and disruptions of public life. She condemned these attacks and expressed her condolences to the victims. She called on the federal government and the military to increase surveillance and intelligence gathering in order to flush out the perpetrators and bring the attacks to a halt. Hon. Khadija also called on the National Emergency Management Agency, the North East Development Commission (NEDC) as well as the Ministry on Humanitarian Affairs to provide immediate relief to the victims. The motion was voted on, adopted and referred to the House Committee on Defense, Emergency and Disaster Preparedness, NEDC as well as to that on Humanitarian Affairs.
2. Hon. Enwo Igariwey moved a motion on the gruesome murder of 13 Ebonyi indigenes in a community in Anambra state and it was seconded by Hon. Chinedu Ogah. Hon. Enwo in leading the debate stated that the attacks occurred while the community in Ebonyi state were observing their monthly town hall meeting. He expressed worry that if not quickly resolved, it could lead to reprisal attacks which could have the spiral effect of lingering inter-state clashes. Hon. Enwo called on the Inspector General of Police and Heads of security agencies to apprehend the perpetrators and restore peace to the restive community. The motion was voted on, adopted and referred to the House Committee on Police Affairs as well as to than on National Security.
3. Hon. Gana Audu moved a motion on the need to address the effects of devastating floods in Mokwa, Niger state and one in Kwara state and it was seconded by Hon. Gaza Gbwefwi. Hon. Gana in leading the debate stated that the disaster claimed over 500 lives, over 600 people remain missing and are presumed dead. The disaster he stated also claimed countless houses, farmlands and socioeconomic structures. He however praised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Governor Umaru Bago and all well meaning Nigerians that contributed to the relief effort for the victims. He stated that dilapidated rain terminals and structures contributed in channeling the force of the water to the devastated areas. Hon. Gana expressed worry that if urgent steps are not taken, there may be outbreak of communicable diseases within the affected communities. He called on the federal government to improve flood control measures and that the Nation Emergency Management Agency should ensure relief gets to the affected communities to avoid the outbreak of diseases. Hon. Gana called on the House Committees on Emergency and Disaster Preparedness as well as that on Legislative Compliance to ensure compliance. The motion was voted on, adopted and referred to the House Committee on Emergency and Disaster Preparedness.
4. Hon. Muktar Zakari moved a motion on the need for immediate intervention concerning a fire outbreak that destroyed a popular electronic device/ gadgets market in Kano state and it was seconded by Hon. Saidu Yusuf. Hon. Zakari in leading the debate stated that the fire occurred on Friday, June 16th, 2025 and destroyed a reputable market that serves as the backbone for supplying devices likes phones and computers to Northern Nigeria as well as Niger and Chad. He called on the National Emergency Management Agency to provide aid for the affected and displaced traders. Hon. Zakari also called for the construction of suitable fire stations in such strategic markets and that the affected market which costs over 50 Billion Naira in worth should be rebuilt. He further called on the House Committee on NEMA to investigate the incident. An amendment was proposed to the prayer of the motion to remove the sum of over 50 Billion Naira as the cost of reconstruction, so that the actual price can be independently evaluated. The motion was voted on, adopted as amended and referred to an Ad-Hoc Committee to be constituted in due course.

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PRESENTATION OF REPORTS
 

1. Committee on University Education:
   Hon. Abubakar Hassan Fulata:
   “That the House do receive the Report of the Committee on University Education on a Bill for an Act to Establish Federal University of Entrepreneur and Business Management, Ekinrin Adde, Kogi State and to make Comprehensive Provisions for its due Management and Administration and for Related Matters, (HB. 2088) (Referred: 18/3/2025).

The report was laid following a motion by Hon. Abubakar Yalleman.

2. Committee on University Education:
   Hon. Abubakar Hassan Fulata:
   “That the House do receive the Report of the Committee on University Education on a Bill for an Act to Establish the Federal University of Health Sciences, Dawakin Tofa, Kano State as a Training Institution for the Development of Medical and Health Sciences and make Comprehensive Provisions for the Management and Administration of the University; and for Related Matters (HB. 2086) (Referred: 18/3/2025).

The report was laid following a motion by Hon. Abubakar Yalleman.

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ORDERS OF THE DAY
BILLS
 

1. A Bill for an Act to Establish National Sickle Cell Institution to be the Nation’s Principal Agency for Sickle Cell Research, Coordinate a National Research Programme on Sickle Cell causes, Prevention, Detection, Diagnosis and Treatment through various Research Projects and Clinical Trails and for Related Matters (HB.2207) (Hon. Abbas Tajudeen and Hon. Ahmad Munir) – Second Reading.

Debate
Hon. Ahmad Munir moved for the second reading of the Bill. The Bill was voted on, approved for second reading and referred to the House Committee on Health Institutions.

2. A Bill for an Act to Amend the Federal Orthopaedic Hospital Management Act, to Establish Federal Orthopaedic Hospital, Obokun, Osun State and for Related Matters (SB. 169) (Senate) (Leader) (Hon. Julius Ihonvbere, Owan Federal Constituency) – Second Reading.

Debate
Hon. Julius Ihonbvere moved for the second reading of the Bill and it was seconded by Hon. Kingsley Chinda. Hon. Chinda and Hon. Awaji Dagomie Abiante however expressed concern as the Senate do not give due concurrence to House Bills referred to it. Hon. Abiante suggested stepping down the Bill in response.

Hon. Ahmed Jaha in his contribution called on the House Committee on Rules and Business to liaise with the Senate Rules and Business, if not, the House will stop compromising its self at its detriment.

The Presiding Speaker also expressed sadness at the attitude from the Senate as over 156 House Bills are held up in the Senate. He however called for the passage of the current Bill, but agreed that henceforth the House will act according to the wishes of Members on this issue.

Hon. Chinedu Ogah also queried the attitude of the Senate and stated that it risks the harmonious relationship with the House, which will lead to frustrating Legislative processes.

Hon. Ahmed Satomi also called for the suspension of passing Senate Bills until the Senate begin reciprocating concurrence on House Bills.

Hon. Kingsley Chinda then sought the Bill to be stepped down. The Bill was then stepped down after a vote to the effect by Members.

3. A Bill for an Act to Establish the South East Institute for Vocational and Entrepreneurial Studies Umuobun, Imo State, to harness the Innovative Talents, Entrepreneurship Spirit, Develop the Vocational Skills relevant to Business Creation and Technological problem-solving, prevalent in the South East Region of Nigeria, in other to Reduce Insecurity by Creating Jobs, and Equipping Citizens with Modern Technical abilities through the Institute by focusing on Innovation, Research, Invention and Practical Technical Education and for Related Matters (HB.2263) (Hon. Ikeogwuonu Ugochinyere) – Second Reading.

Debate
Hon. Ikeogwonu Ugochinyere moved for the second reading of the Bill and it was seconded by Hon. Peter Aniekwe. The Bill was voted on, approved for second reading and referred to the House Committee on Alternative Education as well as to that on South East Development Commission.

4. A Bill for an Act to Amend the Federal Medical Centres Act, 2022 to Establish Federal Medical Centre, Wurno, Sokoto State and for Related Matters (Hon. Ibrahim Al-Mustapha Aliyu) (HB.718) – Second Reading.

Debate
Hon. Ibrahim Aliyu moved for the second reading of the Bill and it was seconded by Hon. Muktar Muhammad. The Bill was voted on, approved for second reading and referred to the House Committee on Health Institutions.

5. A Bill for an Act to Establish Lithium Development Commission of Nigeria to provide a Legal Framework for the Promotion of Research, Study, Investment, Exploration, Production of Lithium, develop a vertically Integrated Lithium Industry, create a Roadmap for Developing the Infrastructure required by Potential Lithium Mines in Nigeria, and Design the Regulatory Framework Governing the Sector in Nigeria, and for Related Matters (HB.2137) (Hon. Victor Obuzor) – Second Reading.

Debate
Hon. Victor Obuzor moved for the second reading of the Bill and it was seconded by Hon. Felix Nweke. The Bill was voted on, approved for second reading and referred to the House Committee on Solid Minerals Development.

6. A Bill for an Act to Alter the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (as amended) to Create Ethiope State and for Related Matters (HB.2405) (Hon. Benedict Etanabene) – Second Reading.

Debate
Hon. Benedict Etanabene moved for the second reading of the Bill and it was seconded by Hon. Hart Cyril. Hon. Benedict in leading the debate stated that he had done extensive consultations with the people, stakeholders and traditional leaders. He also assured Members that all the requirements for state creation have been met. The Bill was voted on, approved for second reading and referred to the House Committee on the Review of the Constitution.

7. A Bill for an Act to Amend the Nigeria Police Act, No. 2, 2020  to ensure at least 15 percent Women Representation in the Recruitment of Police Officers, Require the Nigeria Police force to Provide and maintain Gender Responsive Compliance Programme in the Recruitment, Training Marital Status, Posting and Discipline of Police Officers and ensure the Establishment of a Unit to Monitor and Maintain Records of Gender Responsive Compliance Program  and for Related Matters (HB.1717) (Hon. Kafilat Ogbara) – Second Reading

Debate
Hon. Kafilat Ogbara moved for the second reading of the Bill and it was seconded by Hon. Miriam Onuoha. The Bill was voted on, approved for second reading and referred to the House Committee on Police Affairs.

8. A Bill for an Act to Establish Chartered Institute of Enterprise Risk Management of Nigeria and for Related Matters (HB.2287) (Hon. Adamu Tanko) – Second Reading.

Debate
Hon. Adamu Tanko moved for the second reading of the Bill and it was seconded by Hon. Adepoju Adebayo. Hon. Tanko in leading the debate stated that it seeks the legal framework for the Institute to thrive in its function of risk management for business enterprises. The Bill was voted on, approved for second reading and referred to the House Committee on Commerce.

9. A Bill for an Act to Establish Federal Institute of Mining and Geosciences, Ekiti Ikoro, Ekiti State to Provide Courses of Instruction, Training and Research in the Exploration and Exploitation of Minerals for National Development and for Related Matters (HB.2364) (Hon. Jonathan Gaza Gbefwi and Hon. Bamisile Olufemi) – Second Reading.

Debate
Hon. Gaza Gbefwi moved for the second reading of the Bill and it was seconded by Hon. Mohammed Bargaja. The Bill was voted on, approved for second reading and referred to the House Committee on Solid Minerals Development.

10. A Bill for an Act to Amend the Nigerian Correctional Service Act, No.19, 2019 to Establish a Trust Fund for the Reformation and Rehabilitation of Inmates to Promote successful Reintegration into Society upon discharge and for Related Matters (HB. 2374) (Hon. Olusola Steve Fatoba) – Second Reading.

Debate
Hon. Olusola Fatoba moved for the second reading of the Bill and it was seconded by Hon. Tijani Kayode. The Bill was voted on, approved for second reading and referred to the House Committee on Regulatory Institutions.

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MOTION
 

11. Rehabilitation of Jere to Kurmin Jibrin Road and Kachia to Kwoi Road to Provide Alternative Routes to Travelers in Kaduna State:
    Hon Saleh Gabriel Zock:
     
    The House:
     
    Notes that the Federal Government recently re-awarded the contract for the reconstruction of Abuja–Kaduna Highway, which is expected to cause significant traffic congestion and delays for motorists;
     
    Aware that the Jere to Kurmin Jibrin and Kachia to Kwoi roads serve as important alternative routes within Kaduna State and neighbouring areas, providing critical connectivity for travellers, local communities and economic activities;
     
    Also notes that the roads have suffered prolonged neglect, inadequate maintenance, and harsh weather conditions, resulting in severe deterioration, posing safety risks to motorists and hampers the movement of motorists and travellers;
     
    Concerned that the ongoing reconstruction of the Abuja-Kaduna highway will worsen traffic congestion, making it imperative to develop and rehabilitate alternative routes to ensure smooth and safe vehicular movement;
     
    Cognizant that the rehabilitation of Jere to Kurmin Jibrin and Kachia to Kwoi roads will alleviate traffic congestion, improve road safety, reduce travel time, stimulate local economic growth, and enhance community welfare.
     
    Resolves to:
     
    (i) urge the Federal Ministry of Works, the Federal Roads Maintenance Agency (FERMA) and North–West Development Commission to Rehabilitate Jere to Kurmin Jibrin and Kachia to Kwoi roads, address potholes, erosion, and other infrastructural deficiencies;
     
    (ii) also urge the Federal Ministry of Works to prioritise these road rehabilitation projects as essential alternative routes during the Abuja-Kaduna highway reconstruction to mitigate traffic congestion and include it in the 2026 budget estimates;
     
    (iii) mandate the Committee on Works and North–West Development Commission to ensure compliance.

Debate
Hon. Saleh Zock moved the motion on rehabilitation of Jere to Kurmin Jibrin road and Kachia to Kwoi road to provide alternative routes to travelers in Kaduna state and it was seconded by Hon. Ahmad Badau. The motion was voted on, adopted and referred to the House Committee on Works as well as to that on North West Development Commission.

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CONSIDERATION OF REPORTS (HOUSE IN THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE): Rt. Hon Benjamin Kalu Chaired:
 

12. A Bill for an Act to Establish Federal University of Medicine and Medical Sciences, Egbe, Kogi State and Related Matters (SB.299) (Senate) (Leader) (Hon. Julius Ihonvbere, Owan Federal Constituency) – Committee of the Whole: 25/6/2025.

Consideration of report deferred by leave of the House.

13. Committee on Federal Road Safety Commission:
    Hon. Abiodun Derin Adesida:
    “That the House do consider the Report of the Committee on Federal Road Safety on a Bill for an Act to Amend the Federal Road Safety Commission (Establishment) Act, 2007 to Empower the Federal Road Safety Commission with the Responsibility for Road Traffic Administration and Safety Management, Preventing and Minimizing Road Traffic Crashes on Public Roads, the Supervision of Users of such Public Roads, the Regulation of Traffic thereon and clearing of obstruction on any part of the Public Roads and for Educating Drivers, Motorists and other Members of the Public generally on the proper use of Public Roads and Matters Related to Safety on the Public Roads and for Related Matters (HBs. 1604 & 1401 and approve recommendations therein” (Laid:17/12/2024).

Synopsis of the report:
Hon. Abiodun Adesisda stated that the Bill seeks to amend the existing Act to further enhance the capabilities of the Federal Road Safety Corps to professionally manage traffic issues and participants.

Summary of voting:
Clauses voted on and approved: 1-18
 

14. Committee on University Education:
    Hon. Fulata Hassan:
    “That the House do consider the Report of the Committee on University Education on a Bill for an Act to Establish Akanu Ibiam Federal University of Technology, Unwana, Ebonyi State to Provide Training and Teaching Instruction in every aspect of Education and other fields of Applied Learning relevant to the needs of the Development of Education in Nigeria, Matters of Administration and Discipline of Students and for Related Matters (HB.672) and approve recommendations therein” (Laid: 14/1/2025).

Synopsis of the report:
Hon. Hassan Fulata stated that the Bill seeks the establishment of the proposed university to meet the higher educational needs of people in and around Unwana, Ebonyi state. He urged Members to support it.

Summary of voting:
Clauses voted on and approved: 1-37

15. Committee on Federal Polytechnics and Higher Technical Education:
    Hon. Fuad Kayode Laguda:
    “That the House do consider the Report of the Committee on Federal Polytechnics and Higher Technical Education on a Bill for an Act to Establish National Polytechnics Commission to Supervise, Regulate and Co-Ordinate Polytechnics Education in Nigeria and for Related Matters (HB. 673) and approve recommendations therein” (Laid: 28/11/2024)

Synopsis of the report:
Hon. Fuad Laguda stated that the Bill seeks the establishment of the proposed Commission to effectively regulate and supervise polytechnic education in Nigeria. This he stated is critical for national higher education development.

Summary of voting:
Clauses voted on and approved: 1-17

16. Committee on Commerce:
    Hon. Ahmed Munir:
    “That the House do consider the Report of the Committee on Commerce on a Bill for an Act to Establish Integrated Corporate Data Management Commission as the Body responsible for Comprehensive Collation, Harmonization of Certificates issued by Corporate Statutory Regulatory bodies, Graduation based on compliance with enabling laws Regulating Corporate Entities in Nigeria and for Related Matters (HB. 518) and approve recommendations therein” (Laid: 12/12/2024).

Synopsis of the report:
Hon. Ahmed Munir stated that Bill seeks the establishment of the proposed commission for the harmonization of certificates issued by Corporate Statutory Regulatory Bodies, graduations based on compliance with enabling laws Regulating Corporate Entities in Nigeria.

Summary of voting:
Clauses voted on and approved: 1-22
Clause amended and approved: 23

17. Committee on Commerce:
    Hon. Ahmed Munir:
    “That the House do consider the Report of the Committee on Commerce on a Bill for an Act to Establish Institute of Debt Recovery Practitioners of Nigeria, to Train, Regulate, License and Exercise Control over the Occupation of Collection and Recovery of Debt, Levies, Fees or Remuneration by Registered Debt Collectors and for Related Matters (HB. 96) and approve recommendations therein” (Laid: 12/12/2024).

Synopsis of the report:
Hon. Ahmed Munir stated that the Bill seeks the establishment of the proposed Institute to ensure responsibility, professionalism and adequate regulation for the process of debt recovery in order to reduce the chaos it presently creates to the ease of doing business.

Summary of voting:
Clauses voted on and approved: 1, 3-14, 16-23
Clauses amended and approved: 2, 15

18. Committee on Commerce:
    Hon. Ahmed Munir:
    “That the House do consider the Report of the Committee on Commerce on a Bill for an Act to Establish Agro Processing Export Free Trade Zone, Yewa North/Imeko Afon-Ogun State HB. 219) and approve recommendations therein” (Laid: 12/12/2024).

Synopsis of the report:
Hon. Ahmed Munir stated that the Bill seeks the establishment of the proposed free trade zone for the development of exports and other such socioeconomic activities, for critical foreign exchange generation and all such legal related attracted activities within the zone. He called on Members to support it.

Summary of voting:
Clauses voted on and approved: 1-26

19. Committee on Health Institutions:
    Hon. Patrick Umoh:
    “That the House do consider the Report of the Committee on Health Institutions on a Bill for an Act to Amend the Federal Medical Centres Act and Establish Federal Medical Centre, Mangu, Plateau State and for Related Matters (HB.1747) and approve recommendations therein” (Laid:6 /3/2025).

Synopsis of the report: Health is wealth and only a healthy nation can be a wealthy nation.

Summary of voting:
Clauses voted on and approved: 1-3

20. Committee on Health Institutions:
    Hon. Patrick Umoh.
    “That the House do consider the report of the Committee on Health Institutions on a Bill for an Act to Establish Federal College of Nursing Sciences, Mangun, Plateau State to Provide for Training and Research in general Nursing, Midwifery and other Specialities of Nursing and for Related Matters (HB 1748) and approve recommendations therein” (Laid 26/5/2025).

Synopsis of the report: Health is wealth and only a healthy nation can be a wealthy nation.

Summary of voting:
Clauses voted on and approved: 1-39

21. Committee on Health Institutions:
    Hon.  Patrick Umoh:
    “That the House do consider the Report of the Committee on Health Institutions on a Bill for an Act to Amend the Federal Medical Centres Act, 2022 to Establish Federal Medical Centre, Uluoke-Uzaire, Edo State and for Related Matters (HB. 633) (Laid: 20/2/2025).

Synopsis of the report: Health is wealth and only a healthy nation can be a wealthy nation.

Summary of voting:
Clauses voted on and approved: 1-3

22. Committee on Federal Colleges of Education:
    Hon. Adamu Tanko:
    “That the House do consider the Report of the Committee on Federal Colleges of Education on a Bill for an Act to Amend the Federal College of Education Act, Cap. F8, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004 to Establish Federal College of Education (Technical) Ogute–Okpella, Edo State and for Related Matters (HB.912)” (Laid: 7/5/2025).

Synopsis of the report:
Hon. Adamu Tanko stated that the Bill seeks to establish the proposed college to bridge existing gaps in higher education in the region of Okpella, Edo state. He urged Members to support it.

Summary of voting:
Clauses voted on and approved: 1 & 2

23. Committee on Federal Colleges of Education:
    Hon. Adamu Tanko:
    “That the House do consider the Report of the Committee on Federal Colleges of Education on a Bill for an Act to Amend the Federal Colleges of Education Act, Cap. F8, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004 to Provide for Establishment of Federal College of Education, Oyin Akoko, Ondo State and for Related Matters (HB. 1600) and approve recommendations therein” (Laid:13/5/2025).
    (Referred:9/7/2024 &7/3/2024) 

Synopsis of the report:
Hon. Adamu Tanku stated that the Bill seeks the establishment of the proposed college of education for the educational development of people in the region.

Summary of voting:
Clauses voted on and approved: 1 & 2

24. Committee on Basic Education and Services:
    Hon. Mark B. Useni:
    “That the House do consider the Report of the Committee on Basic Education and Services on the Need to Reverse the Recent Hike of School Fees in Unity Secondary Schools in Nigeria (HR: 50/07/2023 and approve recommendations therein” (Laid: 12/3/2025).
     
    (i) that the Federal Government should be commended for its financial commitment to education and Federal Unity Colleges even though there is a need for the Government to do more due to the recent economic realities;
     
    (ii) that the upward review in School Fees in Federal Government Colleges is minimal and considerate given the current realities; it should be sustained as it is;
     
    (iii) that there is a need for parents to step up their commitment to the education of their ward;
     
    (iv) that the Federal Ministry of Finance should be committed to giving preferential treatment through timely releases of budgetary provisions to Federal Government Colleges (FUCs);
     
    (v) that there is a need for an upward review of Overhead and meal subsidies to Federal Unity Colleges (FUCS) in the 2025 budget;
     
    (vi) that the Federal Government should employ more Teachers or absorb the ones presently serving as Casual Teachers in those Colleges;
     
    (vii) that Associations like Old Students’ Union and the Parent Teachers should be commended for their timely interventions in their respective Federal Government Colleges.

Summary of voting:
Recommendations voted on and adopted: 1-7

25. Committee on Basic Education and Services:

Hon. Mark B. Useni.
“That the House do consider the Report of the Committee on Basic Education and Services on a Bill for an Act to Establish Gifted and Talented Centres in the Six Geo-Political Zones in Nigeria and for Related Matters (HB. 931) and approve recommendations therein” (Laid:12/3/2025).

Synopsis of the report:
Hon. Mark Useni stated that the Bill seeks to establish the proposed center in each of the 6 geopolitical zones in the federation. He stated that as at now, one of such centers exists in Niger state catering for the North Central region, so the Bill seeks the establishment of 5 additional centers to serve the remaining geopolitical zones of the federation.

Summary of voting:
Clauses voted on and approved: 1-21

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HOUSE IN PLENARY:

The House reverted to plenary and adopted the report of the Committee of the Whole following a motion by Hon. Julius Ihonbvere and seconded by Hon. Kingsley Chinda.

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House Adjournment:
The House at 14:27 adjourned plenary to Thursday, July 3rd, 2025 by 11:00 A.M following a motion for adjournment moved by the Leader of the House, Hon. Julius Ihonbvere and seconded by the Minority Leader, Hon. Kingsley Chinda.

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