Niger Delta
Lawmakers Want Police At Flood Victims’ Camps
The Edo State House of Assembly has in Benin called for the deployment of policemen to the various camps provided for victims of flood.
It also called on the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps to send its men to the camps.
The Chairman, Committee on Women Affairs, Mrs Elizabeth Ativie, representing Uhunmwode constituency, made the call under matter of public importance.
She said the call became necessary because the camps had been experiencing security challenges, especially at night.
The member also called on all relevant stakeholders to provide electricity at the camps.
“When the committee visited the camps with relief materials, it discovered that they were in total darkness and this can pose serious security threat to the people,’’ Ativie told the House.
Ativie, who commended the federal, state and local governments for their efforts in ameliorating the sufferings of the victims, called for more support.
She also called on the various local government areas in the state to provide generating sets at the camps.
Mr Emmanuel Okoduwa, member representing Esan North-East, commended the state Ministry of Health for providing prompt health services for the victims.
Okoduwa said television sets should be provided for the victims to keep them busy and expressed the need to fumigate the victims’ houses as flood water had started receding.
Niger Delta
Royal Father Endorses PH Arsenal Community, Pledges To Support
Niger Delta
BPP Backs NDDC’s Digital Procurement Reforms
Niger Delta
Navy Inaugurates 8 Housing Units In Calabar
-
News18 hours ago
Obuah’s Victory Excites Former Lawmaker as APC Primaries Conclude in Rivers West
-
Politics3 days agoAPC PRIMARIES: FUBARA’S WITHDRAWAL, HISTORIC SACRIFICE FOR NATIONAL STABILITY ……. GROUP
-
News3 days agoCourt Sentences Seven To Death Over Murder Of Cleric In Rivers
-
News19 hours ago
105 Nigerians Killed In S/Africa In Seven Years
-
Sports3 days agoPH Arsenal Community Set For Streets Procession, Saturday
-
Politics3 days agoIPAC Flays INEC Over Election Guidelines Judgement
-
Politics3 days agoNDC To Adopt Electronic Voting For Future Primaries
-
Politics3 days agoOtu Vows To Recall Indolent, Arrogant Cross River Legislators
