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    Ebonyi Approves Over ₦5bn for Workers’ Housing Units

    Julius AlagbeBy Julius AlagbeDecember 17, 2024 News No Comments1 Min Read
    Ebonyi Approves Over ₦5bn for Workers’ Housing Units
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    Ebonyi Approves Over ₦5bn for Workers’ Housing Units

    The Ebonyi State Government has approved over N5 billion to construct 126 housing units for its workers.

    Mr Jude Okpor, Commissioner for Information and Orientation, disclosed this on Tuesday in Abakaliki at a news conference after the state executive council meeting.

    “The council approved ₦40 million as a unit cost for each of the 126 approved housing units.

    “This is expected to gulp N5,000,000,040. The council at the meeting resolved to execute this project through direct labour,” Okpor explained.

    On the state revenue generations, the commissioner said that the council gave approval for the engagement of three revenue firms.

    “Pursuant to the need to increase the revenue base of the state, the council took a hard look at the contents of the proposal requesting the approval of some revenue/financial consultants in the state.

    “The council gave approval for the engagement of three revenue firms in this regard,” he said. #Ebonyi Approves Over ₦5bn for Workers’ Housing Units#

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