Nigerian Senate Order Paper 3 June 2026: Key Bills and Motions
The Nigerian Senate scheduled a busy sitting on Wednesday, 3rd June, 2026, with four new bills listed for first reading, two bills for second reading, and three committee reports up for consideration. A motion on the growing problem of indiscipline in Nigerian society was also on the agenda, making the session relevant to a wide range of everyday concerns.
On Wednesday, 3rd June, 2026, the Nigerian Senate had the following business on its order paper:
Four bills were listed for first reading — meaning they were being formally introduced for the first time. These covered amendments to the Nigerian Communications Commission Act (sponsored by Sen. Adeniyi Ayodele Adegbonmire of Ondo Central), repeal of the Export Prohibition Act (Sen. Mohammed Tahir Monguno, Borno North), a new bill on non-urban land delineation, survey, mapping, and registration (Sen. Ekpenyong Asuquo, Cross River South), and an amendment to the Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission Act (Sen. Jibrin Barau, Kano North).
Two bills were listed for second reading — a bill to establish a Microbiology Council of Nigeria, and a bill to amend the Border Communities Development Agency Act to include additional border communities.
Three committee reports were scheduled for consideration, covering customs and excise tariff amendments, a Malaria Elimination Agency bill, and amendments to the Universal Basic Education Act.
A motion titled 'The Growing Menace of Indiscipline in Nigerian Society,' sponsored by Sen. Pam Mwadkon Dachung of Plateau North, called on government at all levels and various institutions to take steps to address rising indiscipline across the country.
