The member representing the Demsa/Numan/Lamurde Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Kwamoti B. Laori, today welcomed esteemed constituents from the Mbula Chiefdom and BIDOMA to the National Assembly.
The purpose of their visit was to present proposals to the House Committee on Constitutional Review for the establishment of Borrong and BIDOMA Local Government Areas out of Demsa LGA of Adamawa State.
Leading the delegations were prominent leaders, including Maj. Gen. Obidah Ethan (Rtd) from Mbula Chiefdom and Hon. Francis Ngalato from BIDOMA. Together, supported by Rep. Kwamoti, the leaders submitted their proposals to Mr. Wali Baba Shehu, the Clerk of the House Committee on Constitutional Review, in Committee Room 447.
Following the presentation, the two groups were graciously hosted by Rep. Kwamoti in his office, where he expressed his gratitude for their sacrifice and commitment to the development of their communities.
During the meeting, the lawmaker took the opportunity to enlighten the delegates about the procedural requirements for constitutional amendments, emphasizing the necessity of securing a two-thirds majority from the 36 State Houses of Assembly for any amendment to be passed by the National Assembly.
Rep. Kwamoti assured the delegations of his unwavering commitment to serving as their representative, stating his readiness to advocate for their requests at all times. He further expressed his openness to any assignment that would promote the interests of his constituents and enhance the well-being of the constituency.
In their separate remarks, the leaders of the two delegations, Gen. Obidah (Rtd) and Hon. Ngalato, commended Rep. Kwamoti for his warm reception and the insightful guidance he provided throughout the process. They prayed for God's continued protection and support for him in his legislative responsibilities.
The delegation also included other notable members: Hon. Barr. John Tunoh, Group Captain Thomas Kwem (Rtd), Chief Michael Bolasom, Mr. Isaiah Bwamurya, Mr. Michael Ngula, Mrs. Aminci Thomas, Mrs. Gladys Gubi, Mr. Tom Iliya Fwa, Mr. Evans Elon, and Mr. Yosi Nathan.
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