The House Of Representatives has mandated the Central Bank Of Nigeria to report to the House and explain how the salary Bailout funds to Kogi state were utilized.
This is coming as the House notes the alleged suicide committed by a director in the Kogi state civil service commission.
The House also directed its ad-hoc committee on bailout funds, which is yet to submit its report, to expedite action on it and investigate the payment of salaries in Kogi State.
While debating the motion entitled “Urgent need to save the people of Kogi State,” honourable Sunday Karimi said the parliament has authority to query the bailout funds disbursement and utilisation.
He said: “If something is not done immediately, many more suicides will be committed by the frustrated civil servants.” Also, Nkiruka Onyejeocha (PDP, Abia), among others, questioned the conscience of our leaders.
According to her, the state governments have not been able to utilise the bailout funds earlier collected yet they are seeking for another from the Federal Government.
The house unanimously agreed that there is need to query the disbursement of the salary bailout which is funded by the public finances of the federal government.
The House Of Representatives has mandated the Central Bank Of Nigeria to report to the House and explain how the salary Bailout funds to Kogi state were utilized.
This is coming as the House notes the alleged suicide committed by a director in the Kogi state civil service commission.
The House also directed its ad-hoc committee on bailout funds, which is yet to submit its report, to expedite action on it and investigate the payment of salaries in Kogi State.
While debating the motion entitled “Urgent need to save the people of Kogi State,” honourable Sunday Karimi said the parliament has authority to query the bailout funds disbursement and utilisation.
He said: “If something is not done immediately, many more suicides will be committed by the frustrated civil servants.” Also, Nkiruka Onyejeocha (PDP, Abia), among others, questioned the conscience of our leaders.
According to her, the state governments have not been able to utilise the bailout funds earlier collected yet they are seeking for another from the Federal Government.
The house unanimously agreed that there is need to query the disbursement of the salary bailout which is funded by the public finances of the federal government.
The House Of Representatives has mandated the Central Bank Of Nigeria to report to the House and explain how the salary Bailout funds to Kogi state were utilized.
This is coming as the House notes the alleged suicide committed by a director in the Kogi state civil service commission.
The House also directed its ad-hoc committee on bailout funds, which is yet to submit its report, to expedite action on it and investigate the payment of salaries in Kogi State.
While debating the motion entitled “Urgent need to save the people of Kogi State,” honourable Sunday Karimi said the parliament has authority to query the bailout funds disbursement and utilisation.
He said: “If something is not done immediately, many more suicides will be committed by the frustrated civil servants.” Also, Nkiruka Onyejeocha (PDP, Abia), among others, questioned the conscience of our leaders.
According to her, the state governments have not been able to utilise the bailout funds earlier collected yet they are seeking for another from the Federal Government.
The house unanimously agreed that there is need to query the disbursement of the salary bailout which is funded by the public finances of the federal government.
The House Of Representatives has mandated the Central Bank Of Nigeria to report to the House and explain how the salary Bailout funds to Kogi state were utilized.
This is coming as the House notes the alleged suicide committed by a director in the Kogi state civil service commission.
The House also directed its ad-hoc committee on bailout funds, which is yet to submit its report, to expedite action on it and investigate the payment of salaries in Kogi State.
While debating the motion entitled “Urgent need to save the people of Kogi State,” honourable Sunday Karimi said the parliament has authority to query the bailout funds disbursement and utilisation.
He said: “If something is not done immediately, many more suicides will be committed by the frustrated civil servants.” Also, Nkiruka Onyejeocha (PDP, Abia), among others, questioned the conscience of our leaders.
According to her, the state governments have not been able to utilise the bailout funds earlier collected yet they are seeking for another from the Federal Government.
The house unanimously agreed that there is need to query the disbursement of the salary bailout which is funded by the public finances of the federal government.
The House Of Representatives has mandated the Central Bank Of Nigeria to report to the House and explain how the salary Bailout funds to Kogi state were utilized.
This is coming as the House notes the alleged suicide committed by a director in the Kogi state civil service commission.
The House also directed its ad-hoc committee on bailout funds, which is yet to submit its report, to expedite action on it and investigate the payment of salaries in Kogi State.
While debating the motion entitled “Urgent need to save the people of Kogi State,” honourable Sunday Karimi said the parliament has authority to query the bailout funds disbursement and utilisation.
He said: “If something is not done immediately, many more suicides will be committed by the frustrated civil servants.” Also, Nkiruka Onyejeocha (PDP, Abia), among others, questioned the conscience of our leaders.
According to her, the state governments have not been able to utilise the bailout funds earlier collected yet they are seeking for another from the Federal Government.
The house unanimously agreed that there is need to query the disbursement of the salary bailout which is funded by the public finances of the federal government.
The House Of Representatives has mandated the Central Bank Of Nigeria to report to the House and explain how the salary Bailout funds to Kogi state were utilized.
This is coming as the House notes the alleged suicide committed by a director in the Kogi state civil service commission.
The House also directed its ad-hoc committee on bailout funds, which is yet to submit its report, to expedite action on it and investigate the payment of salaries in Kogi State.
While debating the motion entitled “Urgent need to save the people of Kogi State,” honourable Sunday Karimi said the parliament has authority to query the bailout funds disbursement and utilisation.
He said: “If something is not done immediately, many more suicides will be committed by the frustrated civil servants.” Also, Nkiruka Onyejeocha (PDP, Abia), among others, questioned the conscience of our leaders.
According to her, the state governments have not been able to utilise the bailout funds earlier collected yet they are seeking for another from the Federal Government.
The house unanimously agreed that there is need to query the disbursement of the salary bailout which is funded by the public finances of the federal government.
The House Of Representatives has mandated the Central Bank Of Nigeria to report to the House and explain how the salary Bailout funds to Kogi state were utilized.
This is coming as the House notes the alleged suicide committed by a director in the Kogi state civil service commission.
The House also directed its ad-hoc committee on bailout funds, which is yet to submit its report, to expedite action on it and investigate the payment of salaries in Kogi State.
While debating the motion entitled “Urgent need to save the people of Kogi State,” honourable Sunday Karimi said the parliament has authority to query the bailout funds disbursement and utilisation.
He said: “If something is not done immediately, many more suicides will be committed by the frustrated civil servants.” Also, Nkiruka Onyejeocha (PDP, Abia), among others, questioned the conscience of our leaders.
According to her, the state governments have not been able to utilise the bailout funds earlier collected yet they are seeking for another from the Federal Government.
The house unanimously agreed that there is need to query the disbursement of the salary bailout which is funded by the public finances of the federal government.
The House Of Representatives has mandated the Central Bank Of Nigeria to report to the House and explain how the salary Bailout funds to Kogi state were utilized.
This is coming as the House notes the alleged suicide committed by a director in the Kogi state civil service commission.
The House also directed its ad-hoc committee on bailout funds, which is yet to submit its report, to expedite action on it and investigate the payment of salaries in Kogi State.
While debating the motion entitled “Urgent need to save the people of Kogi State,” honourable Sunday Karimi said the parliament has authority to query the bailout funds disbursement and utilisation.
He said: “If something is not done immediately, many more suicides will be committed by the frustrated civil servants.” Also, Nkiruka Onyejeocha (PDP, Abia), among others, questioned the conscience of our leaders.
According to her, the state governments have not been able to utilise the bailout funds earlier collected yet they are seeking for another from the Federal Government.
The house unanimously agreed that there is need to query the disbursement of the salary bailout which is funded by the public finances of the federal government.
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do we have members from Nasarawa state at the national assembly? why are they not saying any thing
do we have members from Nasarawa state at the national assembly? why are they not saying any thing
The system is bad, why would the state governments keep receiving bailout and the state take the money and put in there pocket? I think what we need here in our dear country naija is to strengthen our law with a great penalty of death, but now the big QUESTION is how can we work on our laws? when almost all the Senate/reps are ex governor
The system is bad, why would the state governments keep receiving bailout and the state take the money and put in there pocket? I think what we need here in our dear country naija is to strengthen our law with a great penalty of death, but now the big QUESTION is how can we work on our laws? when almost all the Senate/reps are ex governor