Prof Dadu'ut's efforts as Senator yielding results as Senate urges FG , NEMA to come to the aid of victims of Namu Yam fire disaster

Senator representing Plateau South    at the National Assembly, Professor Nora Ladi Dadu'ut , on Tuesday April 20th  2021 again moved a motion on the Floor of the National Assembly  urging the the Federal Government through the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) and other agencies  to support victims of the fire incident that engulfed the popular Namu Central Yam Market  in Qua’an Pan   Local government Area, Plateau State.

Her motion was seconded by Senator Barau Jibrin who represents  Kano North Senatorial District. 

Namu Yam Market which  is the largest farm produce market in the state   was engulfed by fire  recently which led to the loss of food items and other valuables worth over N1billion.

Jibrin who seconded Senator Dadu'ut's motion said: “The proper thing is to have fire stations  around markets and other important places.

In his words " I think the proper thing to do is to assist the traders because allowing them to remain after this event without their means of livelihood will not augur well for their families and those relying on them.”

Our correspondent reports that the Senate  there after urged  the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs; NEMA and other relevant government agencies to immediately provide relief materials to the traders as well as respond to the huge financial losses resulting from the fire outbreak, to provide succor to all those affected; and called on  the Federal Government to carry out any other immediate action which will improve the condition of living of the affected community, resulting from the fire outbreak.

Senator Dadu’ut who  is the first female senator in the history of Plateau State  vowed to always put her constituents  first in all her dealings .

She said i would continue to work and ensure that our Zone gets better and more developed .