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Senate summons State House, others over N5tn vote

The Budget Office of the Federation, State House, and other agencies were once more called before the Senate on Wednesday over the N5tn service-wide votes that were given to them.Infomation Guide Nigeria

252 government organisations that profited from N5tn service broad votes between 2017 and 2021 are the subject of a Senate Committee on Public Accounts probe, the committee announced.


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The country’s emergency fund is included in the annual budget as a service wide vote, sometimes referred to as the Consolidated Revenue Fund Charge.

The Senate decided to look into the votes after learning that several agencies had received funding from SWV without informing the National Assembly panels tasked by law with monitoring the agencies.

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The investigation concerns the distribution of service-wide votes between 2017 and 2021, according to Senator Mathew Urhoghide, chairman of the Senate Public Account Committee. He noted that given the amount set aside annually for it in the budget, the votes had grown to be a significant part of the country’s budget.

Given the uncertainty surrounding the approval of the votes, he claimed that the committee needed to assess how the funds obtained through votes were being used.

He said, “We want to see how this money is being expended. There is confusion on approval, and we want to really get to know what is going on.Jamb Result 

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“Any agency who fails to appear, the committee will not hesitate to issue a warrant of arrest on the head of the agency because it has been discovered that many agencies collected this fund without informing the National Assembly committee saddled with the responsibility to overnight the agency.”

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The committee’s chairman continued by saying that the absence of NBET, State House, the Budget Office of the Federation, Galaxy Backbone, and the Ministry of Interior would not be tolerated. They are expected to show up in front of the committee.

He added, “Sustainable Development Goals collected N180 billion from the votes, NBET collected N2.9 billion, and Ministry of Humanitarian received N445 billion from the Votes.”

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