*Rt. Hon. Kwamoti B Laori commisserate with PDP Ward Chairman Numan III; Condenms the heinous crime, urge authorities to bring perpetrators to book.*

The member representing Numan/Demsa/Lamurde Federal Constituency, expressed shock over the resurgence of violent attacks by criminal herders on farmers in his constituency. 

The law maker stated this while commisserating with the family of Alh. Bello Bantakwa Kakanda, the Ward Chairman of PDP Numan III, who was violently attacked by criminals suspected to be herdsmen on his rice farm in Kwapukai on Saturday, 18th May, 2024.

During the attack, Hassan, one of the sons of the chairman who accompanied him to the farm couldn't make it alive while the Chairman and his second son sustained life threatening degrees of injuries and fractures and currently receiving treatment.

The law maker who sympathize with the family over the loss also called on youth to remain calm and avail authorities any useful information that may aid their investigation and possible arrest of the perpetrators. 

The ranking member called on his constituents to remain vigilant and be willing to report any suspected movement of armed herdsmen in the area.

He also called on the security and law enforcement agencies in Adamawa State to bring the perpetrators to account for their dastardly act, in order to serve as deterrence to others with such evil intentions. 

Rt. Hon. Kwamoti B. Laori condenm the attack in the strongest terms, express worries that such attack is coming at a time people are preparing to resume the wet season farming activities. He stressed that in the face of biting economic hardship and hunger across the country, criminals would not be allow to prevent people from cultivating their farmlands.

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*Rep. Kwamoti and members of the House Committee on Drugs and Narcotics engages NDLEA top management.*

 *Rep. Kwamoti and members of the House Committee on Drugs and Narcotics engages NDLEA top management.*

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*Rep. Kwamoti B Laori and others Met Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, advocates for a Parliamentary System of Government for Nigeria* .

 

The group of 60 parliamentarians led by Hon. Kingsley Chinda, the Minority Leader of the 10th House of Reps met with former president Olusegun Obasanjo today at the Shehu Musa Yar'adua Center Abuja. 

The meeting followed the presentation of a Constitution amendment Bill sponsored by the group, seeking to replace the current presidential system with a parliamentary system of government. 

Meeting Obasanjo is part of the group's effort to engage critical stakeholders in the country to drum support for the bill. 

Also to further stimulate conversations for an alternative to the presidential system which most Nigerians agreed has failed to meet their aspirations after many years of practice. 

In his remarks, Chief Obasanjo welcome the idea of a constitutional amendment. Noted that Nigerians need a home grown system of government that encompasses her culturestressed and traditions; a sort of an "Afro-democracy". 

The former president agreed no less, that western democracy and the presidential system of government introduced to most African countries has not yielded the desired expectations. Hence the need to go back to what has worked for Africans pre-colonialism. 

The group had earlier in February sponsored an amendment to the current constitution to give way for a parliamentary system which it consider less expensive, more responsive and accountable to the people a reasonable allowance for checks and balances. 

The advocacy continues as Nigerians are encouraged to be part of the conversation for a better alternative governance system that would enable Nigeria achieve her full potentials. 

"The whole idea is to have a people-oriented system of leadership and a governance system that is responsive and accountable to the electorates" Laori stressed.

 *Kblfeedback media*

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*Rt. Hon. Kwamoti B. Laori's Proposed Alterations to Nigeria's 1999 Constitution Passes First Reading*

 

During Tuesday's plenary, at the House of Reps, the silent achiever, Rt. Hon. Kwamoti proposed 2 important amendments to the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended). 

The proposed amendments which passed first reading, seeks to improve the welfare,  peace and security of all Nigerians, also aims to promote order and good governance in the country. 

The law maker called on his constituents and Nigerians to take advantage of the ongoing Constitutional amendment, to ensure their voice is heard. 

The workaholic law maker has once again stressed that beside commissioning life impacting projects, human capital development and youth empowerment, the need to improve on extant laws of the land to accommodate new challenges in human society is also crucial.

He further maintained that as people representative and a law maker he would not relent in  his primary responsibility of making laws that brings democracy dividends to his esteemed constituents and the nation at large hence the proposed amendments. 

 *KBL Feedback Media*

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Rt. Hon. Kwamoti B. Laori donates Cash, Football and Jerseys to Clubs in Kwah Community.

Represented by his Aide, the law maker donated football, jerseys and cash to encourage youth sports development and promote unity in Kwah. 

Impressed by the love, peace and unity among youth, demonstrated during his visit to commission a block of 3 classrooms in Kwah, Rt. Hon. Kwamoti promised to support youth clubs and football teams in Kwah Community. 

Exactly one week after, the promise was fulfilled. The donations were made in the presence of Hama Kwah Chief Nixon Tamuna, the Chairman, Kwah Community Devt. Association, among other stakeholders. Pastor Zaro Kwah urged the youth to eschew violence, live in peace and engage only in meaningful ventures to better their lots. 

The representatives of the clubs were full of praise and appreciation for the law maker; also prayed God to continue to protect and guide him to do more.

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*Rt. Hon. Kwamoti B Laori (MHR) attends a 2 Days Retreat at Ladi Kwali Hall, Abuja Continental Hotel* .

 

The retreat organized by Nigeria's House of Reps, Federal Inland Revenue Service and Conrad Adenauer Stintung focused on the theme _Economic Transformation and Development: Towards Effective Implementation of the Petroleum Industry Reform Act (2021) and Tax Reforms/Modernization_ promises to impact positively on the Nation's economy. 

The workalic member representing Demsa/Numan/ Lamurde Federal Consttiency was in full attendance to represent his people and contributed robustly to discussions during the retreat. 

At the event which ended yesterday, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu was represented by his Chief of Staff, Rt. Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila. Former speakers HE Aminu Bello Masari and Rt. Hon. Yakubu Dogara also graced the opening ceremony.

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