A member of the House of Representatives representing Jere Federal Constituency Borno State says the state visit of South African President Jacob Zuma to NIgeria will strengthen the relationship between both countries. Hon. Ayuba who spoke with our correspondent in his office while reacting to the visit of the South African President to the National Assembly where he addressed a joint session of the National Assembly said "considering the issue of xenophobic attacks against and other issues at stake, the visit of the South African President will help restore confidence in Nigerians living andd doing business in South Africa many of whom have become victims of xenophobic attacks.
The member representing Jere Federal Comnstituency also spoke about his bill in the House which intends to make the teaching of Security and Intelligence compulsory in Nigerian schools. He said considering the threat posed by insurgency in the country today, the teaching of Security and Intelligence in the nation's schools is inevitable because it will make our school children to be more security conscious and also ensure that they are well equipped to report on issues of security breaches to relevant authourities whenever the need arises.
The member who also has other bills and motions in the House that are at Committee stages assured members of his constituency that he will do all he can to represent them very well in the 8th National assembly stressing that it is based on efficient representation of his constituency that motivated him to seek election into the National Assembly as a member of the green chambers.
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