Senate launches probe into Adamawa violence and orders relief
The Senate has initiated an investigation into recent attacks in Lamurde Local Government Area of Adamawa State. The move comes after Senator Binos Yaroe raised concerns about coordinated assaults on several communities. Lawmakers have also directed immediate relief for those displaced by the violence. The Senate aims to address the ongoing insecurity and support affected residents.
What we know
- The Senate began a formal probe into attacks in Lamurde, Adamawa State, following a motion by Senator Binos Yaroe.
- Communities affected include Kwa, Gyakan, Rigange, Waduku, and Tchobo, where gunmen on motorcycles targeted residents.
- Lawmakers directed the National Emergency Management Agency to urgently provide relief materials to displaced victims.
- Senator Amos Yohanna highlighted that the violence has persisted for years despite repeated interventions.
- The Senate unanimously adopted measures to investigate the crisis and support ongoing peace efforts in the area.
