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A bill creating a Mental Health Services Department to oversee and enhance the provision of mental healthcare throughout the state was signed into law by the Akwa Ibom State House of Assembly on Tuesday, April 7.
This came after Hon. Moses Essien, the chairman of the House Committee on Health, presented a report to the plenary.
According to Essien, the law will improve access to high-quality mental healthcare, rehabilitation, and community-based treatment while protecting the rights of people with intellectual, psychosocial, and cognitive disabilities and establishing a coordinated framework for mental health services in Akwa Ibom State.
He claims that the legislation’s main features are the removal of the antiquated Lunacy Law of 1916, instructions for getting consent for treatment, and authority for the Commissioner for Health to create the required regulations.
Essien urged his colleagues to accept the committee’s findings and praised the Speaker and the house members for their support.
After discussions, the House convened as a Committee of the Whole to examine the bill section by clause. Following the adoption of the report, the bill was approved on its third reading.
Following a motion for adoption made by Hon. Jerry Otu and seconded by Hon. Prince Aniefiok Attah, the Speaker, Rt. Hon. (Elder) Udeme Otong, declared it to have become law.
The Speaker instructed Mrs. Nsiakak Abasi Orok, the House Clerk, to forward the resolution to the State Governor for ratification.
Prior to being submitted to the committee for in-depth examination, the bill has previously scaled second reading on March 10, 2026.
On March 23, 2026, the committee held a public hearing in accordance with legislative procedure and invited submissions from health sector stakeholders.
