The Kwara House of Assembly on Wednesday summoned the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Water Resources, Dr Afolabi Ezekiel, and General Manager of the state-owned water corporation, Alhaji Tunde Yahaya, over the acute shortage of water in llorin.
The House gave the directive in its resolution after considering a motion on the need to improve on the palliative measures on water supply to residents of llorin metropolis.
The motion, which enjoyed the support of members, was sponsored by lsiaku Adam.
The Speaker, Dr Ali Ahmad, while reading the resolution of the House, said the two officials summoned would brief the lawmakers on the circumstances that led to a reduction in the number of water tankers supplying water to the state capital.
The two officials in charge of water administration in the state were directed to appear before the House Committee on Agriculture and Water Resources on Monday.
The House also directed the committee to brief the House on the status of work on the water works in all parts of llorin metropolis.
The committee has one week to present its report on the matter.
Also during Wednesday’s plenary, the House urged the state government to provide all the necessary logistic support to enhance smooth operation of the N-Power programme in the state.
This followed a resolution on a motion on reviewing the status of N-Power in the state sponsored by Abdulrofiu Abdulrahman.
In the resolution, the house said the state would benefit from an inflow of about N220 million every month from the Federal Government to assist in solving the problem of unemployment.
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