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House of Reps committee gives Naval chief seven days to explain ‘unaccounted’ N11.5m

by Sodiq Lawal Chocomilo
July 14, 2020
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House of Reps committee gives Naval chief seven days to explain 'unaccounted' N11.5m
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House of Representatives committee on public accounts has requested Chief of Naval Staff, Ibok Ibas to appear before 7 days in order to defend a query on N11.5 million unaccounted for by the navy.

WITHIN NIGERIA learnt that the Chief of Naval Staff, Ibas was served the query by the office of the auditor-general which said that N11.5 million was paid as rent for a four-bedroom apartment in Ikoyi, Lagos State by the Nigerian Navy.

It was further learnt that the receipt did not reflect the duration of the rent and in violation of financial regulations, there was no deduction of Value Added Tax (VAT) on the payment.

However, chief of naval staff, Ibas sent a delegation of the naval which was led by the service’s assistant director of budget, Murtala Ahmed to represent him before the committee.

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Speaking at the meeting, the chairman of the committee, Wole Oke expressed dissatisfaction with non-appearance of the Chief of Naval Staff.

Oke said;

“If the chief of Naval staff is indisposed to appear before this committee, the least I expect him to do is to send either the Naval secretary or the chief of Naval account and budgets.

“Please this parliament belongs to you. Democracy survives on a tripod, one of which is a very strong and vibrant armed forces. I think the military has done well and fared better under democratic governance.

“We will not accept your appearance. If the Chief of Naval Staff cannot appear, he should send a very senior officer to appear before this committee; he has seven days to appear, within seven days please.”

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