House Of Representatives (HouseNGR) Begins Probe Of Missing 178,000 Arms From Nigerian Police (PoliceNG) | Sahara Reporters
The House of Representatives has resolved to probe as stated in the 2019 report of the Auditor General of the Federation, the alleged missing 178,459 arms and ammunition in the Nigerian Police Force.
This followed a motion of urgent Public importance moved by the Deputy Minority Leader, Rep. Toby Okechukwu. Okechukwu, while moving the motion, drew attention to the ongoing fight against terrorism and banditry.Meanwhile, Deputy Speaker Ahmed Idris Wase, said the Adhoc Committee already set up by the House should be allowed to carry out the criminal aspect of the investigation while the House Committee on Public Account should be allowed to investigate the where about of the arms in accordance with its constitutional mandate.
Wase, who said there were lots of information that he kept to himself, said the issue of missing arms may not be limited to the police alone.
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