Northern Caucus To Support FG To Rebuild Tudun Biri Community

By Oduyemi Odumade

Members of the northern caucus of the House of Representatives have pledged to complement the Federal Government’s effort at rebuilding Tudun Biri community, recently bombed by the military with facilities worth about N350 million.

In a statement by the leader of the caucus, Al Hassan Ado Doguwa, after a visit to the community also announced a donation of N45 million to victims of the bombing.

Doguwa commends the Tinubu led Government for promptly reaching out to victims and taking charge of their welfare.

The caucus further appreciates the government’s intention to rebuild the community and pledges to follow up to ensure appropriate compensation for the victims and the community as promised by the federal government.

According to the statement, the caucus is poised to provide the legal framework for the compensation, and also ensuring that families of those that were killed are adequately captured in the compensation scheme.

He appeals to the affected community and the leaders to remain calm and law abiding while thanking the government and the Governor of Kaduna state for keeping to their responsibility of ensuring law and order in the state.

He however condemns in the strongest terms, the recent regrettable incident that occurred at Tudun Biri community of Igabu LGA of Kaduna state.

Doguwa says the caucus is pleased with the commitment of the Nigerian military and other security agencies for their patriotic commitments to combat insurgency, banditry and other criminal activities that plagued some parts of the country.

He decries the various attacks by bandits and other criminal elements, adding that the caucus resolves to pay a visit to commiserate with the government of Kaduna State, leaders of Tudun Biri community and survivors of the unfortunate incident.

Edited By Grace Namiji