A member of House of Representatives, Dr Abbas Tajuddeen, says more than 15 billion dollars government projects are abandoned across Nigeria, causing huge losses to the nation.
This he said prompted him to sponsor a Bill for the amendment to the Public Procurement Act to address issues of abandoned projects among others.
According to him, he has so far sponsored ten bills, six motions and presented two petitions with a view to effect positive change and improve the lives of the citizens.
The bills included the one seeking to amend the National Universities Commission Act, to give the commission the power to regulate the conditions of service and procedure for engagement of academic staff.
A member of House of Representatives, Dr Abbas Tajuddeen, says more than 15 billion dollars government projects are abandoned across Nigeria, causing huge losses to the nation.
This he said prompted him to sponsor a Bill for the amendment to the Public Procurement Act to address issues of abandoned projects among others.
According to him, he has so far sponsored ten bills, six motions and presented two petitions with a view to effect positive change and improve the lives of the citizens.
The bills included the one seeking to amend the National Universities Commission Act, to give the commission the power to regulate the conditions of service and procedure for engagement of academic staff.
A member of House of Representatives, Dr Abbas Tajuddeen, says more than 15 billion dollars government projects are abandoned across Nigeria, causing huge losses to the nation.
This he said prompted him to sponsor a Bill for the amendment to the Public Procurement Act to address issues of abandoned projects among others.
According to him, he has so far sponsored ten bills, six motions and presented two petitions with a view to effect positive change and improve the lives of the citizens.
The bills included the one seeking to amend the National Universities Commission Act, to give the commission the power to regulate the conditions of service and procedure for engagement of academic staff.
A member of House of Representatives, Dr Abbas Tajuddeen, says more than 15 billion dollars government projects are abandoned across Nigeria, causing huge losses to the nation.
This he said prompted him to sponsor a Bill for the amendment to the Public Procurement Act to address issues of abandoned projects among others.
According to him, he has so far sponsored ten bills, six motions and presented two petitions with a view to effect positive change and improve the lives of the citizens.
The bills included the one seeking to amend the National Universities Commission Act, to give the commission the power to regulate the conditions of service and procedure for engagement of academic staff.
A member of House of Representatives, Dr Abbas Tajuddeen, says more than 15 billion dollars government projects are abandoned across Nigeria, causing huge losses to the nation.
This he said prompted him to sponsor a Bill for the amendment to the Public Procurement Act to address issues of abandoned projects among others.
According to him, he has so far sponsored ten bills, six motions and presented two petitions with a view to effect positive change and improve the lives of the citizens.
The bills included the one seeking to amend the National Universities Commission Act, to give the commission the power to regulate the conditions of service and procedure for engagement of academic staff.
A member of House of Representatives, Dr Abbas Tajuddeen, says more than 15 billion dollars government projects are abandoned across Nigeria, causing huge losses to the nation.
This he said prompted him to sponsor a Bill for the amendment to the Public Procurement Act to address issues of abandoned projects among others.
According to him, he has so far sponsored ten bills, six motions and presented two petitions with a view to effect positive change and improve the lives of the citizens.
The bills included the one seeking to amend the National Universities Commission Act, to give the commission the power to regulate the conditions of service and procedure for engagement of academic staff.
A member of House of Representatives, Dr Abbas Tajuddeen, says more than 15 billion dollars government projects are abandoned across Nigeria, causing huge losses to the nation.
This he said prompted him to sponsor a Bill for the amendment to the Public Procurement Act to address issues of abandoned projects among others.
According to him, he has so far sponsored ten bills, six motions and presented two petitions with a view to effect positive change and improve the lives of the citizens.
The bills included the one seeking to amend the National Universities Commission Act, to give the commission the power to regulate the conditions of service and procedure for engagement of academic staff.
A member of House of Representatives, Dr Abbas Tajuddeen, says more than 15 billion dollars government projects are abandoned across Nigeria, causing huge losses to the nation.
This he said prompted him to sponsor a Bill for the amendment to the Public Procurement Act to address issues of abandoned projects among others.
According to him, he has so far sponsored ten bills, six motions and presented two petitions with a view to effect positive change and improve the lives of the citizens.
The bills included the one seeking to amend the National Universities Commission Act, to give the commission the power to regulate the conditions of service and procedure for engagement of academic staff.
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