Political agitation: Lasun inuagurates 16 member committee

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By Umar Muhammad Puma

The Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Sulaimon Lasun, has called on Nigerians to give support to the National Assembly in ensuring that all political agitations in the country are resolved.
The Deputy Speaker who presided over the inaugural meeting of the 16-member Special Ad hoc committee on the political agitations in the country, called for support and understanding of the people.
He stated that the committee was saddled with the responsibility of making sure that all political agitation from various quarters across the country is stopped.
He said the committee would go from one location to another to investigate the cause of agitation and also provide a lasting solution to various agitations.
He however, appealed to members of the committee to take the assignment serious due to urgency and complexity of the agitations in the country.
He assured Nigerians that the committee would do everything within its power to come up with solutions that would stop further agitation in the country.

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