On Thursday, the House of Representatives established a committee comprising 23 individuals to thoroughly examine the proposed restructuring of Federal Government agencies in accordance with the Stephen Oronsaye report.

The implementation of the report would involve the consolidation of government agencies, the elimination of certain agencies, and the merger of those with similar responsibilities.

During the committee’s inauguration, Speaker Abbas Tajudeen urged its members to carefully review the recommendations put forth by the executive branch of the government and provide appropriate advice to the House.

Tajudeen stated, “The committee, led by House Leader Prof. Julius Ihonvbare, will also advise on the necessary measures to address the potential impact of the restructuring on affected individuals.”

Additionally, the committee will propose suitable measures to minimize the potential consequences of the restructuring and suggest possible legislation to accommodate the process.

The 23-member committee includes Kabiru Tukura, Sani Umar, Fatima Talba, Aliyu Abdullahi, Igariwey Iduma, Yusuf Miga, Olumide Osoba, Isiabe Ibrahim Ayokunle, Candice More Chukwugozie, Ademorin Kuye, Patrick Etaba, Abiola Makinde, Olumide Osoba, Adegboyega Adefarati, Yusuf Badau, Husseini Jallo, Pattrick Umoh, Sunday Nnamchi, Igariwey Iduma, Sada Soli, Kabiru Ahmadi, Abubakar Hassan Fulata, Tolulope Akande Sadipe, and Kafilat Ogbara.