Mr Kumo assured that the committee would discharge its responsibility with thoroughness, transparency and fairness.
“The scars of the civil war remained with us in terms of infrastructure despoliation, social disconnection and economic tribulation,” he said.
Mr Kalu said the recent Supreme Court judgment on local government autonomy marks a watershed moment in the nation’s governance journey.
Mr Kalu, who made the call on Monday at a roundtable with some International NGOs in Abuja, said that the South-East was facing a severe humanitarian crisis.
Mr Kalu stated this in an interview with journalists shortly after his presentation with state governors at the Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) meeting in Abuja.
The Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) has pledged its support for the ongoing amendment of the country’s constitution.
The Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) is currently holding a meeting in Abuja to discuss the ongoing Constitution amendment and stamp duty.
According to the lawmaker, motor parks have become sales points of alcohol and illicit drugs.
The lawmaker said that the bill was particularly important as the healthcare delivery system is facing significant challenges.
The lawmaker said military involvement in agriculture would stimulate the economy and reduce youth restiveness and criminality.
