This was sequel to the adoption of a ” Motion In Commemoration of international children’s Day”, moved by Mrs Kafilat Adetola Ogbara at the special Children’s Day plenary.

She said that the House notes that International Children’s Day is observed on May 27 as a vital occasion to irge the Federal government to prioritize policies  that support children’s health education and welfare.

She also urged the Federal Government to prioritise investments in ICT infrastructure, particularly in rural communities to ensure equitable access for all children and also review the child rights Act.

The lawmaker also urged the Federal Ministry of Education to implement a comprehensive programme aimed at enhancing digital literacy among students and teachers.

She also urged the National Assembly to expedite action for the passage of the bill for the “Establishment of the National Child Protection and Enforcement Agency.

“Also Notes that this year’s theme, “Our Future and Our Responsibility!” resonates with the chailenges and responsibilities of 2025, symbolizing a pivotal moment of hope and rights advocacy.

,” the motion said.

The Children’s Day Speaker or shadow speaker, Mr. Lawal Sani referred the motion to the Committees on Women Affairs Digital and Information Technology and Basic Education and Services to ensure compliance

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