The House of Representatives on Wednesday resolved to adjourn the ongoing investigation into the disposal of public property due to the incompetence of the Nigeria Ports Authority (NPA) delegation to answer questions on the sale of 45 million items/barrels at Lagos Ports Complex, Papa, Lagos in 2022. NIGERIAN TRIBUNE reports.
The Agency also sold 10,800,700 items at the sum of N1 each totalling N10.800 million in 2021 from the NPA Dockyard Papa, Lagos.InformationGuideNigeria
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Live, Study and Work in Canada. No Payment is Required! Hurry Now click here to Apply >> Immigrate to CanadaThe Ad-hoc Committee chaired by Hon. Julius Ihonvbere, was mandated to investigate the disposal of public property by the Agencies between 2010 and 2022 to unravel the extent of illegal auctioning of public property, non-remittance of revenue realized into the Consolidated Revenue Fund’.
Documents presented to the Ad-hoc Committee by NPA showed that the Agency sold 16 vessels at the sum of N156,233,966.75 in 2019.JAMB Result
The vessels are: ML Pategi sold at N3,250,892.50; ML Misau sold at N1,056,142.50; PB Kabba sold at N5,355,892.50; SPB 3 sold at N53,396.25; PC Shelleng sold at N48,142.50; ML Sakwa sold at N531,142.50; Floating Dock V sold at N107,500,913.00; ML Tangeli sold at N538,413.74; while ML Tandama was sold at N538,474.75.NYSC Portal
In the same vein, MT Bajima was sold at N8,437,642.40; PC Owatoloyo sold at N3,780,892.50; PC Umuahia sold at N2,688,413.75; MT Ibeto sold at N3,150,892.50; MT Owerri sold at N2,150,161.25; MT Bansara sold at N8,662,657.50 and MT Bashar sold at N8,882,657.50.JAMB Portal
Meanwhile, some of the stakeholders were privy to the process but spoke under condition of anonymity, explaining that some of the vessels and other office items described as unserviceable are still in good condition.
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