He said the bill seeks to increase the financial thresholds for open competitive bidding and restricted procurement.
The House decried the alarming statistics and emotional struggles of students faced by depression, anxiety, bullying, and substance use.
He said the review of the constitution was imperative due to the changing nature of the nation’s population.
He said the N239 billion estimate, as against the earlier estimate of N188.8 billion, represents a 27 per cent increase.
The two executive bills passed their respective second readings following a debate led by the house leader, Magaji Oba-Abdulkadir (APC-Ilorin Central).
