House of Representatives Advances Nutrition Regulation Bill
On Tuesday, the House of Representatives conducted a public hearing in Abuja regarding a proposed bill to regulate professional nutrition services in Nigeria. The initiative aims to enhance access to professional nutrition services, enabling citizens to make informed nutritional choices.
Abbas Tajudeen, the Speaker of the House, represented by Abdullahi Ali Ibrahim, opened the event, highlighting the establishment of a Standing Committee on Nutrition and Food Security. This committee acknowledges the significant impact of nutrition on education, health, and the overall capacity of citizens.
Tajudeen urged stakeholders to engage in the hearing with honesty and a commitment to national interest, stating that effective legislation must address demonstrable needs and establish functional institutions. Chike Okafor, the Chairman of the committee, noted that public hearings are essential for gathering diverse opinions and feedback from citizens, which will inform the committee's recommendations to the general house.
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