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Ankpa I Constituency: List of Bills, Motions moved by Hon. Ahmed Ahmed

Did you know that;

Since the Deputy Majority Leader and member representing Ankpa I State Constituency in the Kogi State House of Assembly, HON. AHMED MOHAMMED took over the mantle of leadership to representing his people in the Kogi State House of Assembly Lokoja, has moved very important motions on issues bothering Ankpa LGA and Kogi State, sponsored bills,   which when signed to law have direct impact on the people of Kogi State?

Some of his bills and motions include;

From February 28th 2018 To March 6th 2018.

February 28/2018
1. House Bill 18: A bill to for a law to make provisions for the establishment of Celuke college of health and technology, Ojiapata.

Thursday 1st MARCH 2018:
2. House Bill 19: A Bill for a law to establish Kogi state youths development commission and other matter connected there with 2017.

Tuesday 6 MARCH, 2018
3. A Bill for a law to ensure full integration  of people living with disability, eliminate all forms of discrimination and establish Kogi state disability commission to ensure their  inclusion into the society 2018.

This are bills target the welfare of the common people. (Last one was on people with disabilities)

LIST OF MOTIONS MOVED ON THE FLOOR OF THE HOUSE

1. Motion calling on the state government to review the awarded Ankpa Township Road by the immediate past administration of Capt Idris Ichala Wada to be re-awarded

2. Motion calling on the state government to intervene in the high rate of insecurity in the state.

3. Motion calling on the state government to direct the ministry of water resources to tackle urgently the challenges of inadequate water supply in Ankpa local government area.

4. Motion calling on the state government to as a matter of urgency intervene in the operations of Ankpa Zonal Hospital and to make it functional.

5. Motion calling on the state government to rehabilitate, equip and ensure efficient functioning of vocational and Technical Colleges in Kogi State.

6. Motion calling on the state government to begin construction of Abache-Okenyi-Ojibogo-Ejinya Efofe-Aguyaya road in Ankpa Local Government Area

7. Motion: A call to "Action" to begin sensitization and immunization against Hepatitis C as it affects other states.

8. Motion calling on the state government to rehabilitate Community Grammar School, Opulega-Ankpa LGA.

9. Motion calling on the state government to immediately declare a state of emergency on all government public schools in Kogi State 

10. Matter of urgent public importance calling on the state government to come to the aid of Ankpa people over erosion menace. 

11. Matter of urgent public importance appealing to the Kogi State government to foot the medical bill of Mr. Suleiman Usman Adejoh who had a spinal cord injury.

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