Nigerian House of Reps Order Paper June 11 2026: Key Bills
On Thursday, June 11, 2026, the Nigerian House of Representatives scheduled three major items of business, including the presentation of a landmark Constitution Review report and the consideration of bills to establish two new federal institutions in Ebonyi and Kebbi states. These items, if approved, could have direct implications for constitutional amendments and federal presence in those states.
The House of Representatives held its 144th sitting of the Third Session on June 11, 2026, with a focused agenda covering one report presentation and two committee reports for consideration.
First, the Deputy Speaker and Chairman of the Committee on Constitution Review, Hon. Benjamin Okezie Kalu, was scheduled to present a report on the First Batch of Prioritised Constitution Alteration Bills. This signals that constitutional amendment proposals have cleared committee review and are moving forward in the legislative process.
The House also took up two committee reports for consideration and approval:
- A bill (HB 1755) to establish the National Institute for Film and Media Technology in Ukawu, Ebonyi State. This bill, originally laid before the House on October 29, 2025, was presented by the Committee on Information, National Orientation, Ethics and Values.
- A bill (HB 1929) to establish a Federal College of Animal Health and Production in Kaoje, Kebbi State. This was brought forward by the Committee on Livestock Development and was laid on May 22, 2026.
Both bills, if passed, would create new federal institutions in their respective states.
