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Ministers Have More Than Six Cars In Their Convoys- Senate Attacks Critics For Questioning Them Over Plan To Purchase N160m SUVs For Members- Watch Disturbing Video
Ministers Have More Than Six Cars In Their Convoys- Senate Attacks Critics For Questioning Them Over Plan To Purchase N160m SUVs For Members- Watch Disturbing Video....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Written By Oshiobugie Omo-Ikirodah
ABUJA — In a recent press conference held on October 24, Sunday Karimi, the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Services, shed light on the Senate’s controversial decision to purchase luxury vehicles for its lawmakers. CONTINUE READING
Karimi stated that the move was motivated by concerns over durability and the need to ensure that the vehicles remain in good condition for at least four years. He highlighted the challenges faced by lawmakers due to the poor state of some Nigerian roads. “If I visit my Senatorial district just once, I return having to spend significantly on my vehicles due to the condition of our roads,” Karimi lamented.
In his statement, the Chairman also drew attention to a perceived disparity in public criticism. He pointed out that while the Senate has been under scrutiny for this purchase, many government ministers have not faced similar backlash, despite owning multiple high-end vehicles. “Some ministers possess over three Land Cruisers, Prados, and other vehicles in their convoy. Why aren’t they being questioned?” Karimi queried.
Public opinion turned against the lawmakers several weeks prior, when it came to light that members of the House of Representatives were on the verge of acquiring Sport Utility Vehicles (SUVs) each valued at 160 million naira. CONTINUE READING
For a more detailed perspective on Karimi’s statements, a video of his press address is available for viewing.
Source: Bushradiogist
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