The Senate has organized a public hearing on the National Eye Centre Jimeta, Adamawa State (Establishment Bill) 2025, sponsored by Senator Aminu Iya Abbas, representing Adamawa Central.
The public hearing, held at the National Assembly Complex, brought together stakeholders, experts, and members of the public to discuss the merits and implications of the proposed legislation.
Senator Abbas, in his opening remarks, emphasized the importance of establishing a national eye center in Jimeta, Adamawa State.
He noted that the center would promote research and innovations in eye care, create jobs, and boost the local economy, ultimately having a positive impact on the national economy.
The bill, which has already passed 2nd reading at the Senate, aims to provide a legal framework for the establishment and operation of the National Eye Centre.
The public hearing provided an opportunity for stakeholders to contribute to the legislative process and ensure that the bill meets the needs and expectations of Nigerians.
The Senate Committee on Health, chaired by Senator Ibrahim Oloriegbe, presided over the public hearing, which was attended by representatives from the Ministry of Health, eye care professionals, and other stakeholders.
The outcome of the public hearing will inform the Senate's decision on the bill, which is expected to be deliberated upon in the coming weeks.
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