It has been discovered how members of the Nigerian Parliament accept bribes An investigation has revealed how officials of the Nigerian Hou...
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It has been discovered how members of the Nigerian Parliament accept bribes
An investigation has revealed how officials of the Nigerian House of Representatives Committee that is investigating the scandal of selling jobs in ministries and government agencies are using their position to receive huge sums of money as bribes from the heads of the ministries to avoid the investigation. keep them safe from the scandals they are doing.
A committee consisting of 39 members of parliament was established with the aim of uncovering the recruitment scandal that has surrounded the ministries and agencies of the Nigerian government under the motion that the member of parliament Oluwole Oke of the PDP party presented on the 5th of July. , the investigation conducted by Premium Times shows that the committee has now turned to corruption after its members are forcing the heads of ministries to pay huge sums of money to avoid defamation of their names.
In the recent past, accusations have intensified about the way the committee is cleaning up the ministries, including the higher schools in the country, after information shows how the schools are selling job vacancies without qualifications or advertising for recruitment. the work is not.
Under this motion of Mr. Oke that led to the establishment of the committee, there is a plan to invite all the principals of Nigerian higher education institutions before the committee and this is the issue that made them offer to pay huge sums of money to the committee to avoid exposing the scandals they have committed. do or put them in the report that the committee is planning to release on this investigation, as reported by the newspaper.
However, the Premium Times newspaper in Nigeria said that almost all the departments of the government investigated by this committee, its officials used the opportunity to embezzle huge sums of money, including the presidents of 51 Federal Universities who each of them paid two million in the account number 5400495458 of Providus Bank.
As well as the presidents of the 35 federal government science and technology colleges and the 27 federal college of education presidents who also paid 3 million naira each as compensation for the recruitment scandal they committed.
Premium Times said that in total, the committee of the parliament accepted bribes amounting to 267 million naira from universities and colleges of education alone in addition to the sums of money that are not fully accounted for from other departments and agencies of the Nigerian government.