Adamawa State Assembly Advances Bill to Strengthen Punishment for "Shila" Boys

The Adamawa State House of Assembly has made progress in increasing the severity of punishment for "Shila" boys as a bill on the matter successfully passed its 2nd reading.

The assembly, led by Rt. Hon. Bathiya Wesley, the Speaker, has taken significant steps by referring the legislation to two crucial committees: security, judiciary, and entrepreneurship development for comprehensive review.

The committees are chaired by Hon. Emmanuel Kefas (Song) and Hon. Muhammad Buba Jijiwa, who also serves as the Deputy Speaker of the assembly. Their task is to thoroughly examine the bill and present their findings within two weeks.

The motion for the 2nd reading was put forward by Hon. Suleiman Alkali, representing the Yola North constituency, and was seconded by Hon. Yerima Moses Zah, representing the Michika constituency.

The bill, sponsored by Hon. Suleiman Alkali (Yola North), aims to broaden the range of punishment in order to effectively put an end to the notorious activities of these hoodlums.

Conclusion:

The Adamawa State Assembly's commitment to enhancing punishment for "Shila" boys shows a strong determination to curb their unlawful activities and maintain security within the state.