Nigerian SenateThursday, 4 December 2025

Nigerian Senate Agenda – 4 Dec 2025: AI Centre, Health Registry & Road Equity Motion

On Thursday, 4th December 2025, the Nigerian Senate sat for its 65th sitting of the Third Session of the 10th National Assembly. Lawmakers had on their agenda new bills on renewable energy, artificial intelligence, and health workforce tracking, alongside motions, appointment confirmations, and concurrence bills passed from the House of Representatives. The session touched on issues ranging from financial sector regulation to social welfare and civil registration reform.

Key Agenda Items

A bill to establish a National Centre for Artificial Intelligence, Research and Innovation in Suleja, Niger State had its First Reading, sponsored by Sen. Mohammed Sani Musa.
A Social Welfare Service bill (SB. 40) targeting extreme poverty reduction among vulnerable Nigerians was listed for Second Reading, sponsored by Sen. Orji Uzor Kalu.
A motion urged the Federal Ministry of Works to include the Ore–Okitipupa–Igbokoda federal road in an ongoing government road repair project, citing the exclusion of over 2 million residents in Ondo South oil-producing communities.

Official Order Paper

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