The House of Representatives adopted motions addressing the abduction of schoolchildren in Borno and Oyo States, as well as Nigeria’s preparedness against the threat of Ebola and other epidemic-prone diseases. The resolutions reflect the House’s commitment to protecting lives, strengthening national security, and enhancing public health response systems.

MOTIONS ADOPTED:

Orire School Kidnapping: Lawmakers demand the rescue of remaining abducted pupils, teachers, and other victims, while advocating the establishment of a military Forward Operating Base and broader security reforms to address insecurity.

Askira-Uba School Abductions: House calls for the immediate rescue of 42 abducted schoolchildren and other captives, while urging stronger security measures around schools and the implementation of a comprehensive Safe Schools Security Framework.

Ebola Preparedness and Epidemic Response: House urges the Federal Government to provide adequate funding to the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) to strengthen the nation’s preparedness and response capacity against Ebola and other epidemic-prone diseases.

Swipe through the flashcards for a detailed breakdown of these resolutions and their implications for national security, public safety, and public health.