Nigerian SenateWednesday, 10 December 2025

Nigerian Senate Agenda: New Bills, Erosion Crisis Motion & Worker Petitions — Dec 10, 2025

On Wednesday, 10th December 2025, the Nigerian Senate had a packed agenda that included four new bills introduced for first reading, a second reading on establishing a planning professionals body, and an urgent motion on worsening erosion in Edo State. The session also featured committee reports on petitions from workers who claim they were wrongfully sacked by federal agencies. These items touch on investment, national assets, the armed forces, and ecological emergencies affecting communities across Nigeria.

Key Agenda Items

A bill to establish a National Assets and Infrastructure Agency was introduced for first reading by Sen. Abdulaziz Yari of Zamfara West.
Sen. Joseph Ikpea (Edo Central) sponsored an urgent motion calling on federal agencies including NEMA and the Ecological Fund Office to intervene in severe erosion damage across Esan Land in Edo State.
The Senate's Ethics and Public Petitions Committee presented reports on three petitions from former federal employees claiming they were unlawfully dismissed from service between 2007 and 2018.

Official Order Paper

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