Speaking on the demands by the IDPs from Bama Local Government Area who protested last Sunday wishing to go back to their communities, the Former Senator, who is also an IDP as he hail from Bama, said, he was in full support of the demands by the IDPs.
He said there is raising tension in the camps as the displaced persons are left with no option than to forcefully vacate the camps to go out in search of food.
His words; “I am seriously worried over the pathetic situation of our IDPs in camps. There is no enough food for them to eat, Cholera is killing many of them, their children are not going to school in the last three years and there is no job for them.
” About 47 teenage girls from Bama in one of the camps have been forcefully impregnated, one of the pregnant girls is 14-year-old. They are living with their parents in the camps, and the parents watch the inhuman treatment of their children while in camps.
‘” As we speak, they have all agreed to go back to their various camps pending appropriate arrangement by the security agencies and the government.
“Although, Government is doing its best to see that it rebuilds Bama that was completely destroyed by the insurgents, it is unfortunate for me to learn that the reconstruction and rebuilding work in Bama have been unceremoniously stopped,” Senator Aji said.
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