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Title: Corruption! NCC To Replace Toilet Doors With N75m
Post by: emezico on Feb 08, 2012, 08:24 PM
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The Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, budget proposal of N75 million to replace old toilet doors, locks, repainting of fading walls and provision of directional sign posts to the commission's waiting room and canteen have been queried by the House of Representatives.

These startling revelations were made during the 2012 budget defence by the Commission's management led by the Chief Executive, Dr. Eugene Juwah. The Chairman of the House Committee on Communication, Hon. Oyetunde Ojo, also raised an objection over the budget of N25million as legal fees for a lawyer who drafted a bill, which he said was already before the House.

Also, the committee queried another N30million budgeted for replacement of old furniture, despite an allocation of N25million for same purpose last year, and as well as the N10 million proposal for replacement of air conditioners, despite an allocation of N10 million in year 2011 for same item.

The committee equally questioned why the commission would propose N89 million for project vehicles and also budget N72 million for quality of service monitoring vehicles.
Title: Re: Corruption! NCC To Replace Toilet Doors With N75m
Post by: Jobbers on Feb 08, 2012, 09:23 PM
This one na corporate expenses offcourse. Nothing special! Afterall, Nigerian president spends 1.3 million/month on foods or Naijan Made bread. I just dey smile not laughing yet...
Title: Re: Corruption! NCC To Replace Toilet Doors With N75m
Post by: emezico on Feb 09, 2012, 06:53 AM
Quote from: Jobber on Feb 08, 2012, 09:23 PM
This one na corporate expenses offcourse. Nothing special! Afterall, Nigerian president spends 1.3 million/month on foods or Naijan Made bread. I just dey smile not laughing yet...

It just ridiculous to see how political office holders squander Nigeria resources. Which way Naija?