House Of Reps Shuts Down Rumors On 31 New States – What They Really Said

House Of Reps Shuts Down Rumors On 31 New States – What They Really Said

Rotimi dismissed media reports suggesting that the House is actively advocating for new states. He reiterated that all constitutional amendments, including state creation proposals, must go through public hearings, stakeholder consultations, and several layers of approval before any constitutional changes can occur.…..READ MORE 

“This information is inaccurate and misrepresents the legislative process. For clarity, these submissions will face rigorous scrutiny and will only be considered if they meet the stipulated constitutional guidelines,” Rotimi clarified.

He reaffirmed the committee’s commitment to transparency and inclusivity, ensuring that the review process aligns with the will of the Nigerian people.

The proposal to create 31 additional states has sparked strong reactions from political leaders and socio-political groups across Nigeria. Barth Nnanna, a former House of Representatives member, criticized the idea, labeling it as unmanageable, cumbersome, and potentially chaotic for the country.