SB.052·Senate·introduced 15 Jan 2026·last action 3 months ago
A Bill for an Act to Provide for Mandatory Paternity Leave for Federal Public Servants, and for Related Matters
Second readingSensitive · explainer under reviewSecurity & DefenceGender & FamilyLabour & EmploymentJudiciary & Legal Reform
Progress through legislature38%
Overview
Guarantees male federal public servants 14 calendar days of paid leave on the birth or adoption of a child.
- Chamber
- Senate
- Current stage
- Second reading
- Introduced
- 15 Jan 2026
- Last action
- 13 Feb 2026
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Timeline
- Introduced15 Jan 2026
- First reading15 Jan 2026
- Second reading13 Feb 2026current
Sponsors
- Oluremi TinubuPrimaryAPC · Lagos Central (former)
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