*Rep. Kwamoti B. Laori Commissions Six-Classroom Block at GDSS Dilli, Demsa LGA*

In a major boost to educational infrastructure in Demsa Local Government Area, Rt. Hon. Kwamoti Bitrus Laori, Member representing Demsa/Numan/Lamurde Federal Constituency, has commissioned a newly constructed and fully furnished block of six classrooms at Government Day Secondary School (GDSS) Dilli — a riverside community along the Benue River.

Speaking at the commissioning ceremony, Rep. Laori expressed deep appreciation to the people of Dilli for their continued trust and support. He noted that the project fulfills a campaign promise and emphasized the importance of community ownership. He urged residents to protect the facility, plant trees to beautify the environment, and maintain a safe and supportive atmosphere for learning.

To further encourage academic excellence, Rep. Laori awarded ₦200,000 each to the school’s best graduating student and best graduating female student.

As a mark of gratitude, the Dilli community presented the lawmaker with symbolic gifts—a traditional spear and dried fish—signifying respect and appreciation.

Rev. Samson Kumbita, PDP Chairman of Dilli Ward, praised Rep. Laori’s dedication to education and described him as a visionary leader. The school’s principal, Rev. Mrs. Faith Jerimond Ndu, expressed relief that the long-standing classroom shortage had been resolved. She appealed to the Adamawa State Government for the urgent recruitment of teaching staff, renovation of the dilapidated examination hall, and the provision of science and technical laboratories.

Hon. Akham Jalo, Chairman of Demsa LGA, commended Rep. Laori’s equitable development across the constituency and pledged the council’s continued support.

Also in attendance were traditional leaders including Chief Reuben Nanamo, District Head of Dilli, and Chief Lawsom Gadiel Nayina, who represented HRM Murum Bwaltam Bently Biyapo (Mboiman II). Both praised Rep. Laori’s commitment to education and meaningful development.

The event was enlivened by cultural displays, traditional dances, and a student-led horse-riding procession, making it a colorful and memorable celebration.

Other dignitaries present included Hon. James Iliya, Adamawa State Commissioner for Information and Strategy; Hon. Bulus Daniel, Chairman of Lamurde LGA; and Chief Niwesa George Kushi, Chairman of the Jimeta Ultra Modern Market Board, who also represented Hon. Mrs. Kate Mamuno, Majority Leader and Member representing Demsa State Constituency in the Adamawa State House of Assembly, Hon. Elknah Kados and Hon. Wenakam Wesley Fwa, both former Chairmen of Demsa LGA, Hon. Lumsam Bani, Former member state house of Assembly. 

Also in attendance were district heads from surrounding communities, party stalwarts, and other stakeholders.

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*House Committee Adjourns Hearing on Petition for National Assembly Intervention in Benue and Zamfara State Assemblies*

On Wednesday, 14th May, 2025, the House of Representatives Committee on Public Petitions Chaired by Rep. Kwamoti B Laori adjourned its hearing regarding a petition requesting the National Assembly to take over the Benue and Zamfara State Houses of Assembly.

During the session, the Petitioner, the Guardian of Democracy and Rule of Law, represented by Barr. Emmanuel Onwudiwe, was present alongside the suspended members of both state assemblies. However, the governors of Benue and Zamfara, as well as their respective speakers, were notably absent.

In total, 13 members from the Benue State House of Assembly and 8 from the Zamfara State House of Assembly have been suspended.

Chairman of the Committee, informed those in attendance that the committee had received court documents pertaining to the case (Suit No. FHC/MKD/CS/146/2025), which was filed on May 5, 2025, at the Federal High Court in Makurdi also due for hearing on May 19, 2025.

The Chairman detailed that the Benue State House of Assembly and its Speaker, Hon. Aondona Hyacinth Dajoh, are the plaintiffs in this suit, while the defendants include the Speaker, House of Representatives, the Committee on Public Petitions, and the Guardian of Democracy and Rule of Law.

Additionally, Hon. Kwamoti noted that the leadership of the Benue State House of Assembly had reached out to the Senate and the House of Representatives Benue Caucuses, requesting a discussion on the matter.

Given the ongoing court proceedings and the leadership’s request for dialogue with the Senate and House representatives, the decision on whether to proceed with the petition will be made during the next scheduled hearing on May 28, 2025.

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NEED TO MITIGATE THE SPREAD OF DIPHTHERIA: A MAJOR PUBLIC HEALTH CONCERN IN NIGERIA TO SAVE LIVES By Rt. Hon. Kwamoti Bitrus Laori

 

The House

Notes that Diphtheria, a bacterial infection caused by Corynebacterium species, has become a critical public health issue since the first outbreak in Borno State in 2011 claimed 21 lives. The outbreak's current resurgence poses significant threats to Nigeria's already overburdened public health system;

Also notes that diphtheria which affects the nose, throat, skin, and, in severe cases, the heart; is transmitted through respiratory droplets, contaminated objects, and crowded unsanitary environments, making its spread particularly rapid among children and those with compromised immune systems in crowded communities;

Aware that diphtheria thrives in Africa due to low vaccination rates while remaining virtually absent in countries like the United States of America and Europe, where vaccination coverage is high. Thus, diphtheria primarily threatens unvaccinated individuals who travel internationally or come into contact with infected persons;

Also, aware that in Africa, nations such as Niger, Gabon, and Mauritania have reported outbreaks with only a handful of confirmed deaths due to effective vaccination coverage, early detection, laboratory confirmation, and the availability of antitoxins and antibiotics for treatment. In stark contrast, Nigeria's statistics paint a dire picture, with thousands of reported cases and associated deaths due to low or absence of vaccination;

Alarmed that from May 2022 to February 2025, Nigeria has reported 41,978 suspected cases of diphtheria from Bauchi, Borno, Jigawa, Kaduna, Katsina, with Kano and Yobe States accounting for the highest numbers- 24,062 and 5330, respectively. Most cases were children aged 1-14, and only 19.7% were fully vaccinated, resulting in 1,279 deaths within this period;

Concerned that if nothing is done, the high case fatality rate could worsen and spread outside of the states already impacted, underscoring the urgency of improving on the low vaccination rates, ineffective antitoxins and treatments, and delays in clinical detection and test confirmation that fuel this outbreak;

Resolves to:

i. Direct the Federal Ministry of Health, the Nigerian Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), and the National Health Care Development Agency to enforce the mandatory diphtheria immunization, testing and treatment across healthcare centers in all 774 Local Government Areas;

ii. Task the Federal Ministry of Information and National Orientation to raise public awareness through sensitization campaigns regarding the dangers, symptoms, and transmission modes of diphtheria to prevent further spread and fatalities;

iii. Mandate the House Committee on Health and Health Institutions to assess the level of compliance with the mandatory Diphtheria immunization, the capacity of health institutions to effectively respond to current threat of Diphtheria spread across the country and report back within four weeks for further legislative action;

iv. Mandate the Committee on Legislative Compliance to ensure compliance.

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*Rep. Kwamoti Laori Assumes Chairmanship of the Committee on Public Petitions, Conducts Maiden Meeting*

In a recent reshuffle of committee leadership, the Rt. Hon. Speaker announced the appointment of Rep. Kwamoti B. Laori, representing the Demsa/Numan/Lamurde Federal Constituency, as the new Chairman of the Committee on Public Petitions.

On Tuesday, May 13, 2025, Rep. Kwamoti held his inaugural meeting as Chairman, addressing a total of 14 cases brought before the committee. During this session, he emphasized his commitment to ensuring that all petitions are handled promptly and fairly, upholding the principles of justice for all parties involved.

Rep. Kwamoti reassured the public of the 10th House of Representatives’ dedication, under the dynamic leadership of the Speaker, Rt. Hon. Dr. Tajudeen Abbas, GCON, to amplifying the voices of ordinary Nigerians. His leadership marks a new chapter in the committee’s efforts to enhance transparency and responsiveness in addressing citizens' concerns.

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SPEAKER ABBAS APPOINTS REP. KWAMOTI B. LAORI AS CHAIRMAN OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC PETITIONS

During the plenary session on Wednesday, May 7, 2025, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Dr. Tajudeen Abbas, GCON, announced a minor reshuffle of Committee Chairmen, appointing Rep. Kwamoti B. Laori as the new Chairman of the House Committee on Public Petitions.

Rep. Laori, a senior member representing the Demsa/Numan/Lamurde Federal Constituency, previously served as Chairman of the Committee on Cooperation and Integration in Africa. He succeeds Hon. Mike Etaba, who has moved to chair the Committee on Environment. Meanwhile, Hon. Billy Osawaru will assume the role of Chairman of the Committee on Cooperation and Integration in Africa, effective immediately.

The Speaker conveyed his best wishes to all the newly appointed members, expressing his hopes for their success and divine guidance in their new responsibilities.

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*Federal University of Education, Numan Establishment Bill Passes Third Reading*

The Bill to establish the Federal University of Education in Numan, Adamawa State, has successfully passed its third reading in the House of Representatives.

Presented for reconsideration by Rt. Hon. Kwamoti Bitrus Laori, who represents Demsa/Numan/Lamurde Federal Constituency, this pivotal legislative achievement moves the initiative closer to fruition.

Previously, the bill had received approval from both chambers of the National Assembly; however, presidential assent was withheld due to necessary corrections. 

Following the completion of these amendments, the bill was re-considered by the House Committee of the Whole during the plenary session on Wednesday, and the third reading was successfully taken on Thursday, May 8, 2025, effectively concluding the legislative process.

The next critical step involves the Clerk of the National Assembly transmitting the finalized copy of the bill to the President for his assent, bringing the establishment of the Federal University of Education in Numan one step closer to reality.

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*Rep. Kwamoti Commissions Examination Hall in Opalo, Honoring Late Pa Oliver Vitu*

In a momentous event that highlighted his unwavering commitment to the people of Opalo Ward, Rep. Kwamoti has officially inaugurated a newly constructent to the people of Opalo Ward, Rep. Kwamoti has officially inaugurated a newly constructed Examination Hall at Government Day Secondary School Opalo. 

This significant facility is named in honor of the late Pa Oliver Vitu, a pivotal figure in the establishment of the school and a champion of western education and the Catholic mission in the community. This development marks a substantial advancement for local education.

The residents of Opalo Ward warmly welcomed Rt. Hon. Kwamoti, the representative of the Demsa/Numan/Lamurde Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, with spirited celebrations—dancing and singing in profound appreciation for his contributions to their community.

Established by missionaries in 1959, Government Day Secondary School Opalo serves not only Opalo but also neighboring communities such as Ngbakowo, Shomun, Hoki, Zekun, and Dawuto. 

For years, the school’s senior students faced challenges, utilizing classrooms to take their WAEC and NECO examinations. This temporary arrangement posed a risk of losing the Senior School Examination Center status due to the absence of a dedicated facility, creating anxiety for students, parents, and the school management.

However, with the completion of the new Examination Hall, the school has now fulfilled the necessary requirements to maintain its examination center status. 

The School Principal, Mrs. Jummai Dandy Gambo, represented by Mr. Kefas Donald Mandefa, expressed visible relief, stating, "With this Hall, we can now provide our students with a conducive environment for their examinations, free from fear and anxiety."

During the commissioning ceremony, Mr. Birsan Penuel, the Executive Secretary of the Adamawa State Post Primary Schools Management Board, expressed gratitude to Rep. Kwamoti for his continuous efforts in supporting the Adamawa State Government's educational initiatives. 

The Commissioner for Rural Infrastructure Development commended the legislator’s commitment to addressing infrastructure gaps across various sectors throughout his constituency, praying for his continued strength and wisdom to serve the people of Adamawa State.

Several notable figures attended the event, including Hon. Pawikai Bauna Myandasa, the state legislator representing Lamurde State Constituency, along with the Local Government Area Chairmen of Demsa, Numan, and Lamurde—Hon. Akham Jalo, Hon. Innocent Koto, and Hon. Bulus Daniel. They collectively praised Rep. Kwamoti for his exemplary leadership and quality representation, assuring him of their unwavering support and loyalty.

Additionally, former Permanent Secretary Alh. Saleh Shelleng urged alumni of the school to contribute towards providing essential items such as furniture to further enhance the learning environment. 

In a touching display of gratitude, Baba Kevin Damara, representing the community elders, presented a culturally symbolic gift to Rep. Kwamoti, pledging their continuous support and prayers for divine wisdom, strength, and protection.

In his response, Rep. Kwamoti expressed his delight at the warm reception, commendations, and gifts, while also pledging to continue uplifting the lives of his constituents. He emphasized the importance of holding elected representatives accountable for their campaign promises and urged the community to unite in support of good governance.

The event was also graced by numerous dignitaries, including Hon. Iliya James, State Commissioner for Information and Strategy; Hon. Niwesa George Kushi, Chairman of Jimeta Ultra Modern Market; Hon. Dishi Khobe, Special Adviser to the Governor on Agriculture and Food Security; Mr. Mennas Ngangurrah, Chairman of the Adamawa State Mining Company; as well as many other party officials and local community leaders.

The highlights of the ceremony featured vibrant traditional dances and cultural displays by the Opalo community's cultural troupe, infusing the event with energy and festivity.

Rep. Kwamoti’s dedication to enhancing educational infrastructure in Opalo underscores a broader commitment to fostering growth, opportunity, and empowerment within his constituency.

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*Rep. Kwamoti Commissions New Classrooms and Office at Pare Girls Secondary School, Numan*

 

"In the words of Nelson Mandela, 'Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.'"

In a concerted effort to address the critical infrastructure gap in education within the Demsa/Numan/Lamurde Federal Constituency, Rep. Kwamoti has prioritized the construction and equipping of classrooms, staff offices, laboratories, examination halls, and ICT facilities.

Rep. Kwamoti emphasized his commitment to education by stating, "Eight out of every ten projects I have executed in the last five years have been in education." This highlights the value he places on the educational advancement of his constituents.

On Tuesday, April 22nd, the lawmaker officially commissioned a new block of classrooms and an office at Pare Girls Secondary School, fulfilling a promise made to the school. The school management had previously expressed concerns about the rising student population and the lack of adequate classrooms and perimeter fencing, which are essential for providing a safe and conducive learning environment for girls.

The school's principal, visibly elated by this development, noted that this timely intervention comes as the students prepare to resume classes next week, ensuring that there will be sufficient classrooms to accommodate them along with a dedicated office for staff members.

At the commissioning ceremony, Hon. Kate Mamuno, Majority Leader of the Adamawa State House of Assembly and representative for Demsa, expressed her gratitude toward Rep. Kwamoti. She underscored the importance of supporting girls' education, invoking the well-known saying, "Educating a woman is educating the world."

Hon. James Iliya, the Honorable Commissioner for Information and Strategy, also lauded the federal lawmaker's efforts to bridge infrastructure deficits across various sectors. He noted that these initiatives align with and complement the vision of Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri's administration.

Mr. Penuel Birsan, Executive Secretary of the Adamawa State Post Primary Schools Management Board, encouraged parents to take advantage of the current administration's free education policy and to motivate their school-age children to attend classes. He also urged parents and students to prepare adequately for the upcoming WAEC examinations, which have undergone changes in their conduct.

Representing the Hama Bàchama, the Wakili Numan expressed satisfaction with Rep. Kwamoti's representation and political leadership, pledging ongoing support for his future endeavors.

The Elders' Forum also voiced their appreciation for the visionary leadership demonstrated by Rep. Kwamoti, urging the community to continue supporting him in his political journey.

Other dignitaries who praised the initiative included Hon. Bulus Daniel, Chairman of Lamurde LGA, Hon. Innocent Koto, Chairman of Numan LGA, Rev. Daniel Japheth Madika, the Hon. Councillor representing Numan II and Elder Amna Ibrahim Farai. 

Other dignatories who graced the occassion include Dr. Dishi Khobe, Adviser to the State Government on Food security Chief Niwesa George Kushi, Chairman Jimeta Ultra Modern Market, Chief Senan Murey, Party stakeholder and community leaders. 

The event concluded with a heartfelt appreciation speech by Miss Hafsat Fatima Ibrahim from JSS 1A, representing the students, who expressed their gratitude for the new facilities.

The lawmaker was warmly welcomed to the ceremony by the Dyalla and Ngra-Jiyan cultural troupes of the Bachama Kingdom, adding a vibrant cultural touch to the event.

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*Rep. Kwamoti Attends the Launch of Three Legislative Digital Platforms in Abuja*

 

In a significant effort to enhance transparency and promote public accountability in Nigeria's legislative processes, the Policy Legal and Advocacy Centre (PLAC) has unveiled three innovative digital platforms designed to improve citizen engagement with the legislature.

PLAC, a civil society organization working in partnership with Nigeria's National Assembly, launched these platforms to facilitate better access for citizens to legislative processes and decision-making.

At the event, Rep. Kwamoti, who served as a special guest, commended PLAC for this initiative, describing it as a timely and innovative response to the public's demand for greater legislative accountability, transparency, and engagement. 

The three digital platforms launched include:

1. PLAC Bills Tracker– This tool allows citizens to monitor the progress of bills through the legislative process.

2. PLAC Legislative Agenda Tracker – This platform provides insights into the legislative priorities of the National Assembly, enabling citizens to stay informed about key issues.

3. PLAC Legislative Repository– A comprehensive database that houses legislative documents, ensuring easy access to vital information.

A highlight of the event was a live demonstration of the digital platforms, encouraging stakeholders to utilize these tools, actively engage with legislative processes, and contribute to the strengthening of democracy in Nigeria.

According to Rep Kwamoti, "this initiative marks a significant step forward in fostering an informed and engaged citizenry, ultimately enhancing the democratic process in the country."

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*Barr. Kwamoti Condemns Murder of Thomas Godwin Zamfara: Calls for Thorough Investigation*

 

It is with a heavy heart and profound shock that I condemn the heinous murder of our beloved Thomas Godwin, affectionately known as Zamfara.

This brutal act is not only tragic but also deeply unsettling in Adamawa State. The perpetrators of this crime must not go unpunished. I urge the Nigerian Police and all relevant security, intelligence, and law enforcement agencies to prioritize the arrest and prosecution of those responsible as a critical measure to deter future violence.

As we join Thomas's family in mourning, it is essential that we remain vigilant and proactive in reporting any information that could help expose the evil that has afflicted us. Adamawa State is renowned for its peace and harmony, and we must not allow criminals to thrive within our society. It is imperative that we collectively denounce this atrocity through both our words and our actions.

There is no justification for the way Zamfara was murdered; it is barbaric and entirely contrary to our values as human beings. I call on the authorities to deepen their investigation, and I encourage anyone with information that could assist in solving this crime not to hesitate in reporting it to the Nigerian Police or the appropriate intelligence and law enforcement agencies in the state.

The best way to honor our brother’s memory is to ensure that his murderers do not escape justice but are held accountable for their actions. We must reject the normalization of violence and impunity in our community.

I implore everyone to avoid indifference and to embody the spirit of being our brother’s keeper, as taught by our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, whose death and resurrection we celebrate in this season of hope.

As Christians celebrate the resurrection of Christ, let us also remember Thomas, his family, and all those who have fallen victim to senseless violence, ensuring that justice prevails.

My deepest condolences go out to the family of Thomas Godwin Zamfara, the people of Hong Local Government Area, and the entire government and community of Adamawa State, who are shocked and saddened by this incident.

May we find strength in unity as we mourn this loss, and may his soul rest in eternal peace.

Amen!

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**Rep. Kwamoti B. Laori Presents Proposal for the Creation of Vulpi and Suwa-Waduku LGAs from Numan and Lamurde LGAs*

In  what appears to be an eleventh hour move, Rep. Kwamoti B. Laori, the ranking member representing Demsa/Numan/Lamurde Federal Constituency, submitted a proposal for the establishment of Vulpi LGA from Numan and Suwa-Waduku LGA from Lamurde, on behalf of his constituents.

The lawmaker presented the proposals to Barr. Wali Baba Shehu, the Clerk of the House Committee on Constitutional Review, at the National Assembly Complex. 

This significant assignment again highlights Rep. Kwamoti's unwavering commitment to advocating for the interests of his constituents and his dedication to fostering development within the region.

The workaholic law maker reassured his constituents of his readiness to deliver at all times.

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*Rt. Hon. Kwamoti B. Laori Hosts Distinguished Constituents from Demsa LGA at the National Assembly*

 

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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*Rt. Hon. Kwamoti B. Laori lays Ad Hoc Committee Report in grand style**

In a striking departure from his usual calm mien, Rt. Hon. Kwamoti B. Laori, Chairman of the Ad Hoc Committee investigating the alleged wrongful termination of Comrade Emmanuel Odafe Igbini (Engr) by Total Energies EP Nigeria Ltd., captivated the House of Representatives with a memorable presentation that turned heads and sparked conversation.

Dressed in a full Bwatiye traditional regalia, with a Royal staff known as SoShopwe, Laori's visible attire was a celebration of his cultural heritage, contrasting sharply with the simple African fabrics he typically adorns as a ranking member of the House of Representatives. 

His signature kashe cap, a staple of his wardrobe, was also notably seen, making way for a look that was both regal that resonanated with his roots.

As he laid the committee's report before his colleagues, the atmosphere in the chamber shifted dramatically. Attention quickly pivoted from the formal business of the day to that of admiration and analyzing the elaborate regalia worn by the triple- titled-Chief. 

The spectacle was so compelling that the Minority Leader of the House felt compelled to invoke an order addressing the decorum of members' attire, raising a humorous yet serious point about the prohibition of any form of weapons in the chamber because he perceived the So-Shopwe to be a weapon that need to be explained.

This prompted a necessary intervention from the Speaker, Rt. Hon. Tajudeen Abbas GCON to restore order and refocus the proceedings.

Beyond his impressive titles – including *Sunga-Takalo Bata* from the Bata Traditional Council in Demsa, *Kormo-Bachama* from the Bachama Traditional Council, *Murum-Bondo-Mbula* from the Mbula Traditional Council, and *Enyi-Oma Ndi-igbo* from the Ibo Traditional Council – Hon. Laori remains refreshingly humble. 

Despite the received accolades and accomplishments as a Barrister and Dr, Hon. Laori is unperturbed by the weight of his titles, embodying the spirit of his people with grace authenticity and cultural representation.. 

This unexpected yet rich moment not only highlighted Laori's commitment to his constituents but also enriched the legislative environment, reminding everyone of the importance of tradition, identity, and the vibrant tapestry of Nigerian culture in the art of governance.

He has demonstrated the need for one to take cognisance of his cultural heritage, ancestral reference and cultural background.

On a lighter note, the Speaker mandated Hon. Kingsley Chinda, the House Minority Leader to appear in his traditional regalia like Chief Laori come next Tuesday.

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