Nigeria news : Imo State govt orders contractor to refund N1.4bn mobilisation fee, bans levies in schools

By Terry Paul2 min read
Updated October 30, 2020 3:36 pm
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The Imo State government has actually prohibited the collection of levies in main and secondary schools in the state.

The government alerted that any school head, principal, or headmaster, captured in the act will be summarily handled.

It likewise bought the professional managing the Naze/Nekede/Ihiagwa/ Obinze roadway to reimburse the mobilization cost of N1.4 billion advanced to his business without additional hold-up.

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The Governor, Hope Uzodinma provided these cautions throughout a conference of the state executive council hung on Thursday in Owerri, the state capital.

He had actually directed the Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Barr. C.O.C Akaolisa to dominate on the bank that ensured mobilization charge to the specialist to reimburse the cash or be required to do so.

The Governor revealed that his administration will re-award the agreement for the roadway to a more proficient company as quickly as the rains are over.

He similarly repeated the government’s restriction on mining by any specific, business, or group of businesses in the state.

According to him, “It’s regrettable that some specialists have actually gathered mobilization charge of such quantity from the government and vanished into the thin air. They need to reimburse the cash or be required to do so.

“Similarly, let me caution that anybody participating in mining or dredging in the state need to initially send an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) certificate to the State Ministry of Environment for approval. A committee
, chaired by Commissioner for Special Duties, Francis Dibiagwu, has actually been established to that result,” he included.

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