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HB. 1122At CommitteeMember BillInfrastructure

National Building Code Enforcement Agency Act (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill, 2026

A Bill for an Act to Amend the National Building Code Enforcement Agency Act to Strengthen Its Provisions, Expand Its Scope and for Related Matters

In plain terms

This bill updates the existing law governing the National Building Code Enforcement Agency. It sets out who is in charge, how the work is funded, and what powers apply. (Demonstration summary.)

Introduced
Thursday, 2 April 2026
Last action
Wednesday, 10 June 2026
Gazette
FGP 21/2024

Legislative journey

  1. Gazetted

    Thursday, 2 April 2026 · passed

  2. First Reading

    Wednesday, 22 April 2026 · passed

  3. Second Reading

    Thursday, 21 May 2026 · passed

  4. Referred to Committee

    Wednesday, 10 June 2026 · referred

    Referred to the Committee on Rules and Business.

  5. Public Hearing

    Not yet reached

  6. Committee Report Laid

    Not yet reached

  7. Committee of the Whole

    Not yet reached

  8. Third Reading

    Not yet reached

  9. Senate Concurrence

    Not yet reached

  10. Clean Copy Transmitted

    Not yet reached

  11. Presidential Assent

    Not yet reached

  12. Act of the National Assembly

    Not yet reached

Co-sponsors (3)

Public engagement

5 published submissions

2 support · 3 oppose · 0 comment

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  • Uduak Y.Jigawasupport

    This is long overdue. My community has waited years for this and I hope the House passes it quickly.

  • Halima G.Lagossupport

    This is long overdue. My community has waited years for this and I hope the House passes it quickly.

  • Sadiq B.Yobeoppose

    This duplicates a mandate that already exists at state level. Please reconsider.

  • Zubairu N.Jigawaoppose

    This duplicates a mandate that already exists at state level. Please reconsider.

  • Suleiman G.Ebonyioppose

    The cost implications have not been explained. Where will the money come from?