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    Reps Query Minister for Allegedly Spending N45m on New Year Party, N20m on Sanitary Pads

    Ogochukwu NdubuisiBy Ogochukwu NdubuisiJuly 10, 2024 MarketNews No Comments2 Mins Read
    Reps Query Minister for Allegedly Spending N45m on New Year Party, N20m on Sanitary Pads
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    Reps Query Minister for Allegedly Spending N45m on New Year Party, N20m on Sanitary Pads

    The House of Representatives has queried the Minister of Women Affairs, Mrs Uju Kennedy-Ohaneye for spending unrelated expenditures, including N45 million for a new year party, N20 million for sanitary pads.

    Others include N1.5 million for vehicle fuel.

    Rep. Kafilat Ogbara, Chairman, House Committee on Women Affairs, led the interrogation of the Minister, over the non-payment of N1.5 billion to contractors in spite of the fund release in Abuja.

    She said that the investigative hearing was aimed at uncovering the truth and not witch-hunting the Minister and the officials of the ministry.

    The committee also investigated alleged diversion of funds meant for contractor’s payments, following a petition from contractors.

    The committee also sought clarification on funds appropriated for the African First Lady’s mission and the whereabouts of the N1.5 billion meant for contractor payments.

    The minister however denied the allegations of misappropriation, overspending, and non-payment to contractors.

    The procurement officer confirmed contractors’ claims, and the Director of Finance and Administration acknowledged only paying approved contracts.

    It would be recalled that the committee had at its last sitting summoned the minister to appear before it to explain the rationale behind the non-payment.

    The committee also ordered the stoppage of all 2024 contract processes by the Ministry of Women’s Affairs until the whereabouts of the money for the said contracts are determined Feeble France Exit Euros Having Failed to Live up to Hype

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