Bullet discovery disrupts Edo assembly’s first sitting
The first plenary of the Edo State House of Assembly was suddenly interrupted after a bullet and possible gunshot holes were found in the complex. Lawmakers, including Jonathan Ebamewu, responded by suspending proceedings and calling in security agencies to investigate. The situation led to heightened tension and a temporary halt to legislative activities. Security operatives are now examining the premises to determine what happened.
Key takeaways
- Lawmakers arrived for their first sitting but discovered a bullet and suspected gunshot holes in the chamber area.
- Jonathan Ebamewu, the Majority Leader, confirmed that the police and Department of State Services have taken over the investigation.
- The assembly suspended its session and will wait for a full security report before resuming.
- Armed police officers were seen sweeping the complex as part of ongoing investigations.
- The leadership assured the public that legislative duties will resume once the situation is resolved.
