The Nation Newspaper ‘Reps didn’t indict REA, TETFund bosses’
Deputy spokesperson of the House of Representatives, Philip Agbese, has denied reports that the House indicted the Chief Executive Officers of the Rural Electrification Agency and
The House of Representatives Committee on Anti-Corruption, in an October 11 letter, summoned the Managing Director of REA, Ahmad Salihijo Ahmad, over alleged fraud perpetrated under his watch. The summons followed a petition by a Civil Society Group, Centre Against Injustice and Domestic Violence , alleging several improprieties by the Ahmad-led management team, including a purported N1.5 billion fraud.Agbese said: “The 10th House of Representatives is guided by rules and regulations.
“The Assembly is not desperate to criminalise any individual for doing his or her duty. We are not witch-hunting anyone. We are here for all Nigerians.”
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