In recent Nigeria news, members of the Taraba State House of Assembly fervently denied allegations linking them to a N150 billion bribery scandal linked to the approval of a N350 billion bond for Governor Agbu Kefas. They described these claims as unfounded and misleading, reiterating their commitment to fostering development in the state.
The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Taraba questioned the legitimacy of the loan’s approval, citing a lack of clear financial planning despite increased federal allocations and internally generated revenue. Assembly member Nelson Len defended the decision, underscoring their role in ensuring fair governance and stating that the bond was legally approved for developmental projects.
Key Takeaways:
- Members of the Taraba State House refute bribery allegations as baseless.
- APC raises concerns over the loan approval without a clear financial strategy.
- Lawmakers affirm independence and transparency, emphasizing developmental goals.
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