Comrade Shamdung calls for urgent passage of anti kidnappers’ law



Comrade Ayuba Shamdung
Comrade Shamdung calls for urgent passage of anti kidnappers’ law 

By Lovins Yakubu
February 26, 2020

Worried about the high rate of kidnapping of innocent people in Plateau State, the National Auditor of the Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees, NULGE, Comrade Shamdung Ayuba Jepla has challenged the Plateau State House of Assembly to as a matter of urgent important give accelerated hearing and immediate passage of the anti kidnapping bill into law. 

Jepla made this disclosure during a press conference held at his Resident in Jos South Local Government Council of Plateau State recently. He expressed concern over bogus amount always requested as ransom by the hoodlums.
According to him, the quick passage of the bill into law by the 9th Assembly would go a long way in reducing crime and criminality, especially the dangerous kidnappers who have venture into as their own business.
He said that, this month alone, one can't tell the number of people that they were kidnapped and victim’s families forced to cough out ransom failure their family member would be killed. 

Ayuba decried the manner in which cases of kidnapping have become rampant across the 17 LGAs of the state were he said hardly a day goes by without hearing from the next door neighbor that one of their relatives was kidnapped.
He reiterated that the state Assembly should take the bull by the horn and do the needful by passing the executive bill proposing stiff punishment to the culprits perpetrating these heinous crimes against fellow citizens. 

Comrade Shamdung Ayuba commended the Plateau State Governor Simon Bako Lalong for his commitment to well-being of the state and further appealed that the operation Rain bow be well funded and equipped with the necessary gadgets to help reduce the rate of kidnapping and other crimes in the state.
He lamented the menace of stealing, kidnapping, cattle rustling  and Fulani, farmers clashes which he said had continued to cause communities sleepless nights.

While responding to a question on the minimum wage, Comrade Shamdung Ayuba urged Governor Lalong to fast track the negotiation for the N30 ,000.00 minimum wage with the workers so he could leave his name in the sands of time.

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