SERAP (SERAPNigeria) to Fed Govt: publish details of suppliers, budget for ‘home feeding programme’ NigeriaGov
Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project has asked the federal government, to publish details of the suppliers and contractors, the procurement rules, including bidding processes, the total budget, and all designated voucher distribution and collection sites for the implementation of the school feeding programme at home.”
In the FoI request dated May 9, 2020 and sent to Ms Sadia Umar-Farouk, SERAP is asking the government to: “urgently invite the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission and Economic and Financial Crimes Commission to monitor the implementation of the programme.”The FoI request signed by SERAP’s Deputy Director, Kolawole Oluwadare, read in part: “Publishing the details requested is in the public interest.
“Publishing the details of suppliers and contractors and the procurement rules being implemented for executing the school feeding programme at home would also remove the risks of conflicts of interest and politicisation of the programme, as well as promote transparency and accountability.
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