Construction of 28km road in particular local government at the cost of N10billion is not my concern, because money already goes to the wrong hands, not only Zamfara, majority of the state Governors embark on elephant projects, vacationing, and inflation of project sums. I doubt if there is any state not building roads, though, the disbursement was subject to an agreement by state governments that 50% of any amount received would be earmarked for the payment of salaries and pensions, despite receiving government bailout. This was mean to give the states additional support and enable them meet those challenges.
The Zamfara Government has less number of civil servants compared to all the remaining states. Therefore, Zamfara should simply be able to at least match the developmental stride of states with less than half of their allocation and, hope the governor will be able to use the remaining to pay civil servant and pensioners their 100% salary and arrears.
I would not on the other hand blame the governor if he fail to comply, I only blame President Muhammadu Buhari. Why? Because if President in his heart of heart really want us to start enjoying the change, this over 6billion UDdollars Paris club refund should not be given to the Governors. Yes!
Where is the Excess Crude Fund given to them by President Jonathan?
Where is the Bailout Fund given to them last year?
This 6. 9billion dollars should be used to fix our Electricity problem once and for all!
Let the Governors do their worse, history will judge and remember who actually is the Public Enemy.
By Khalifa Ja’afar
Zamfara Governor Agrees To Refund $2.5m Paris Club Loot
The Zamfara state governor accused of building a hotel with $3 million of the controversial London-Paris Club loan refund has sneaked into Aso Rock Presidential Villa in search of soft-landing. It was gathered yesterday that the embattled governor had in the last 48 hours been roaming the corridors of the Presidential Villa in desperate search for help. He was said to have offered to refund the balance of $2.5 million quietly to the EFCC without being further investigated, given that one of the proxies used to launder the funds had already surrendered $500,000 to the anti-graft agency. It was learnt that the governor, who disguised to enter the Villa, avoided the prying eyes of journalists at the seat of power. A government source said: “The governor was looking visibly disturbed, but it was obvious he was seeking help. The manner he managed his shuttle to the Villa suggested that he had something up his sleeves. “I think he is ready to refund $2.5 million sinc...

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