The House of Representatives has urged the Federal Government to direct the Chief of Defence Staff to take steps to secure lives along the coast of Burutu, Delta.
This resolution is sequel to the adoption of a motion moved by Rep. Frank Enekorogha when put to vote by the Speaker, Aminu Tambuwal.
Moving the motion, Enekorogha said that hoodlums had resumed hostage taking and other forms of social vices along the waterways.
The House of Representatives has urged the Federal Government to direct the Chief of Defence Staff to take steps to secure lives along the coast of Burutu, Delta.
This resolution is sequel to the adoption of a motion moved by Rep. Frank Enekorogha when put to vote by the Speaker, Aminu Tambuwal.
Moving the motion, Enekorogha said that hoodlums had resumed hostage taking and other forms of social vices along the waterways.
The motion was entitled: “Need to protect the lives and property of people living in the coastal areas of Burutu Federal Constituency of Delta."
He said the activities of the hoodlums had crippled the economic activities of the people living around Burutu.
The lawmaker expressed concern that the Warri-Burutu, Warri-Gbekebor-Obotebe and Burutu-Forcado-River Ramos routes had been experiencing frequent raids by hoodlums in the recent time.
He said the activities of the hoodlums armed with sophisticated weapons may lead to similar experiences prior to the amnesty programme.
The lawmaker urged the House to take steps to ensure that lives and property of law abiding citizens were protected.
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