The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) on Monday agreed to fund the feeding and accommodation of evacuees in Lagos and Abuja.
Related Newsand the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation on Monday agreed to fund the feeding and accommodation of evacuees in Lagos and Abuja.
Mr Onyeama said the fund to cover the cost of evacuees’ feeding and accommodation was over N1 billion and since funding was not available, it had to pass the cost onto the evacuees. Mr Onyeama stressed that several attempts made to proffer solutions to the imbroglio failed until the Minister of Environment, Mahmood Muhammed, came to the rescue.The minister said the amount involved was over N1 billion and the duo of CBN and NNPC promised to rescue the situation.
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