[1] The House Committee on Health Institutions was formed as part of the legislative structure established under Section 62 of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Still, as the healthcare sector expanded, a dedicated committee became necessary to address the growing complexity of managing health institutions.

Over the years, the committee has played a pivotal role in overseeing the development of Nigeria's healthcare infrastructure, addressing systemic inefficiencies, and fostering accountability in the administration of public health institutions.

[3] Through regular oversight visits, consultations with stakeholders, and legislative interventions, the committee has helped improve funding mechanisms, modernize medical infrastructure, and promote policies that align Nigeria's healthcare system with international standards.

[4] The committee is tasked with providing legislative oversight for Nigeria's health institutions to ensure the efficient delivery of healthcare services nationwide.