Nigerian Officials Sign Loan Documents Written In Chinese Language – Reps Member Alleges

Posted by E.L.E.X on May 15 2020 under News









A member representing Ethiope Federal Constituency in Delta State at the House of Representatives, Ben Ibakpa, yesterday alleged that some Nigerian officials signed loan documents from China in written Chinese language.

The lawmaker made the claims when he appeared on Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily programme.

He further claimed that Nigeria’s legislative arm is not carried along when the country takes loans from China.

The Delta-born politician said,

“The national assembly was kept in the dark in all these loans.

“The National Assembly is not part of it. Even the Bureau for Public Procurement is not aware of these loans.

“These loans are collected via the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC). They bring a bill, the Federal executive approves the bill.”

He claimed that

“from what we have seen from other countries, the Chinese loans are overpriced and these people are very corrupt.”

Ibakpa pointed out that some Nigerian officials do not look into loan documents critically before signing, adding that

“Some of these agreements that are signed, they come in Chinese language.”




YOU MAY ALSO LIKE

Related Posts Pictures

Kano Government Confirms 92 Fresh Cases Of COVID-19

Related Posts Pictures

South Africans engage in peaceful demonstration to beg Nigerians for forgiveness over xenophobic attacks (video)

Related Posts Pictures

A MUST READ – Largest Nigerian Populations In United States

Related Posts Pictures

Nigeria ranks 85 on 2019 Global Happiness Report

Related Posts Pictures

Smart Card Reader Rejects Governor Dickson’s Thumb Print And This Happen

Comments


Add Comment

All fields are required!








Contact Us Picture

Are you interested in Advert placement | Promoting your Music or Video | Other Enquiries? We are always available to get that done for you without breaking a sweat. Send us an email @ elextechnologies4@gmail.com