Lawmakers in the Ondo state House of Assembly have defended the decision of the state government to purchase official cars for twenty six members of the assembly.
The lawmakers said the purchase of vehicles for them is long over due having spent two years without official vehicles.
Addressing reporters in Akure, Chairman House Committee on Information, Olamide George said it was wrong for any politician to condemn the decision.
George also appealed to the state Governor, Rotimi Akeredolu to approve fund for the lawmakers to execute their constituency projects.
Lawmakers in the Ondo state House of Assembly have defended the decision of the state government to purchase official cars for twenty six members of the assembly.
The lawmakers said the purchase of vehicles for them is long over due having spent two years without official vehicles.
Addressing reporters in Akure, Chairman House Committee on Information, Olamide George said it was wrong for any politician to condemn the decision.
George also appealed to the state Governor, Rotimi Akeredolu to approve fund for the lawmakers to execute their constituency projects.
Lawmakers in the Ondo state House of Assembly have defended the decision of the state government to purchase official cars for twenty six members of the assembly.
The lawmakers said the purchase of vehicles for them is long over due having spent two years without official vehicles.
Addressing reporters in Akure, Chairman House Committee on Information, Olamide George said it was wrong for any politician to condemn the decision.
George also appealed to the state Governor, Rotimi Akeredolu to approve fund for the lawmakers to execute their constituency projects.
Lawmakers in the Ondo state House of Assembly have defended the decision of the state government to purchase official cars for twenty six members of the assembly.
The lawmakers said the purchase of vehicles for them is long over due having spent two years without official vehicles.
Addressing reporters in Akure, Chairman House Committee on Information, Olamide George said it was wrong for any politician to condemn the decision.
George also appealed to the state Governor, Rotimi Akeredolu to approve fund for the lawmakers to execute their constituency projects.
Lawmakers in the Ondo state House of Assembly have defended the decision of the state government to purchase official cars for twenty six members of the assembly.
The lawmakers said the purchase of vehicles for them is long over due having spent two years without official vehicles.
Addressing reporters in Akure, Chairman House Committee on Information, Olamide George said it was wrong for any politician to condemn the decision.
George also appealed to the state Governor, Rotimi Akeredolu to approve fund for the lawmakers to execute their constituency projects.
Lawmakers in the Ondo state House of Assembly have defended the decision of the state government to purchase official cars for twenty six members of the assembly.
The lawmakers said the purchase of vehicles for them is long over due having spent two years without official vehicles.
Addressing reporters in Akure, Chairman House Committee on Information, Olamide George said it was wrong for any politician to condemn the decision.
George also appealed to the state Governor, Rotimi Akeredolu to approve fund for the lawmakers to execute their constituency projects.
Lawmakers in the Ondo state House of Assembly have defended the decision of the state government to purchase official cars for twenty six members of the assembly.
The lawmakers said the purchase of vehicles for them is long over due having spent two years without official vehicles.
Addressing reporters in Akure, Chairman House Committee on Information, Olamide George said it was wrong for any politician to condemn the decision.
George also appealed to the state Governor, Rotimi Akeredolu to approve fund for the lawmakers to execute their constituency projects.
Lawmakers in the Ondo state House of Assembly have defended the decision of the state government to purchase official cars for twenty six members of the assembly.
The lawmakers said the purchase of vehicles for them is long over due having spent two years without official vehicles.
Addressing reporters in Akure, Chairman House Committee on Information, Olamide George said it was wrong for any politician to condemn the decision.
George also appealed to the state Governor, Rotimi Akeredolu to approve fund for the lawmakers to execute their constituency projects.
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it is so pathetic that our so called leader s are only therr to take carenof thier persobal needs.How many of them will change car every 22years with their money? What happens to the ones they currently drive and they ask money for execution of projects in their constituencies.It is disappointing that we have dealers in Nigeria and not leaders.While they lavish in affluence they appeal to the common man who pay thier wages to bear with govt.What sacrificie are these irresponsible dealers making for the common good of the country? It is shameful to be led by people with no iota of loyalty to the plight of the common man.
it is so pathetic that our so called leader s are only therr to take carenof thier persobal needs.How many of them will change car every 22years with their money? What happens to the ones they currently drive and they ask money for execution of projects in their constituencies.It is disappointing that we have dealers in Nigeria and not leaders.While they lavish in affluence they appeal to the common man who pay thier wages to bear with govt.What sacrificie are these irresponsible dealers making for the common good of the country? It is shameful to be led by people with no iota of loyalty to the plight of the common man.