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Adeyanju Calls For Probe Of Bayelsa’s N45Billion New Govt Secretariat Contract

He faulted the award of the contract, describing it as extravagant. In accordance with Adeyanju, the transfer is unacceptable, particularly contemplating the state’s monetary constraints and urgent developmental wants.
A human rights lawyer, Deji Adeyanju has taken a swipe on the Bayelsa State Authorities for its choice to award the sum of N45 billion for the development of a brand new state secretariat advanced.
He faulted the award of the contract, describing it as extravagant. In accordance with Adeyanju, the transfer is unacceptable, particularly contemplating the state’s monetary constraints and urgent developmental wants.
He said this in a press release on Saturday in Abuja and urged anti-graft companies to research the contract award.
The assertion reads, “I urge the Financial and Monetary Crimes Fee (EFCC) to promptly examine this contract award, guaranteeing transparency and accountability within the utilization of public funds. The folks of Bayelsa State should know the way their sources are being allotted.
“This lavish spending undermines the belief between the federal government and its residents. I name on the EFCC to research the contract award course of for potential irregularities and guarantee compliance with public procurement rules.
“The EFCC should safeguard Nigeria’s monetary integrity and maintain public officers accountable for his or her actions.”

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