Nasarawa Assembly kicks off oversight functions for MDAs

The Nasarawa State House of Assembly has formally kicked off its oversight functions for Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs) in 2023, stating the necessity for strict adherence to budgetary provisions.

Chairman of the House Committee on Public Accounts, Honorable Solomon Akwashiki, made this announcement when the administration of the workplace of the State Deputy Governor and Head of Civil Service appeared earlier than the committee on their 2023 funds efficiency as we speak in Lafia.

Akwashiki, who additionally serves because the Minority Whip of the House, revealed that this initiative was prompted by a directive from the Speaker, Rt. Hon. Ibrahim Balarabe Abdullahi, to conduct oversight functions for MDAs. He acknowledged that the structure of the Federal Republic of Nigeria empowers them to evaluate the funds efficiency of those workplaces, particularly requesting them to supply a transparent breakdown of their funds efficiency from January to the present date.

“Mr Speaker, Rt.Hon. Ibrahim Balarabe Abdullahi has directed us to embark on an oversight function to MDAs.

“As the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria has empowered us to oversight your offices in order to assess your 2023 budget performance.

“You are to state clearly the percentage of your budget performance from January to date,” he stated.

He Further, urged the administration of MDAs to behave with transparency and sincerity of their displays.

Polar Zeigi, the Permanent Secretary of the Deputy Governor’s workplace, appreciated the committee’s diligent work and the House’s dedication to passing laws and resolutions that straight impression the lives of the state’s residents. He famous that there had been overspending on salaries and gas, attributed to the absorption of informal workers and rising gas costs.

The committee additionally engaged with the administration of the Head of Civil Service, led by Alhaji Umar Idris, Permanent Secretary of the Civil Service Secretariat.

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