Nasarawa State governor, Umaru Al-Makura has fingered the state
chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Yunana Iliya among those
that have made it impossible for the state government to complete the
multi-billion naira 500 housing estate along Lafia-Doma road by
collecting money for the contracts but abandoning it.
He also alleged that the state PDP chairman was also responsible for
the shoddy and uncompleted work on some of the infrastructure at the
school of Nursing and Midwifery, Lafia.
Al-Makura who took a swipe at the PDP chairman while speaking to
newsmen in Lafia yesterday, explained that Iliya did not have the moral
justification to speak on accountability in the state.
He noted that the PDP chairman was among beneficiaries of contracts
and those that collected money to carry out particular projects in the
state, without doing so.
According to him, the PDP chairman had collected sums of money to
carry out work on some sections of the 500 housing estate embarked upon
by the immediate governor, Aliyu Akwe Doma but subsequently abandoned
the project.
At the School of Nursing and Midwifery, Lafia, Al-Makura alleged that
the work that the PDP chairman did at the school were of sub-standard
and as such “he is not the right person to talk of accountability,”
adding that “it is too late for him to stand on the pulpit and begin to
preach” on accountability.
The governor who also reacted to the statement credited to the Iliya
that he (Al-Makura) should resign over his hearing impairment or risk
being impeached, said he was disappointed that someone of the standing
of Iliya in the society would make such statement on disability.
Describing such statements as “immoral, inhuman and ungodly”
Al-Makura said that the statement made by Iliya may have been for lack
of something to say.
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