Expdonaloaded News; N’Assembly, Finance Ministry clash over May allocation

The Senate and the Federal Ministry of Finance are current­ly engaged in a superiority battle over disclosure on May 2015 allocations from the Federation Accounts. In a flurry of letters by the Senate leadership to the Per­manent Secretary, Ministry of Finance, Anastasia Mabi Daniel-Nwaobia, the Clerk of the National Assembly disapproved of her refusal to appear before it to give a breakdown of May 2015 Federal Account Allocation.
The Senate leadership had through a letter of June 29, 2015, requested the Perma­nent Secretary to appear be­fore it yesterday along with heads of other relevant agen­cies on the same issue. But she was said to have sent a text message to the Senate President’s Chief of Staff, Senator Isa Galaudu, indicating her inability to at­tend the meeting. The Clerk of the National Assembly, again, drew her attention to the implication of her refusal to honour the invitation, stating: “Your ac­tion is a deliberate violation of the provisions of the Sec­tion 67(2) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 as amended.” Maikasuwa’s letter insisted that the Permanent Secretary appear unfailingly before the Senate leadership at 2pm prompt, same day. “Re: Invitation for a Brief­ing. I refer to our letter Ref. No: NASS/S/SP/COS/COR­RP/15/1/06 of June 29, 2015 on the above subject matter and your text message of July 7, 2015 to the Chief of Staff to the Senate President, signi­fying your inability to honour the invitation.post by expdonaloaded.blogspot.com.. “Your action is a deliberate violation of the provisions of the Section 67(2) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 as amended. “You are therefore request­ed to appear before the Sen­ate leadership as contained in our aforementioned letter on Wednesday, July 8, 2015 at 2pm prompt.” In a separate letter to the Permanent Secretary, Sena­tor Galaudu described her re­fusal to honour the invitation to a briefing as unacceptable, and an affront to the Presi­dent of the Senate and its leadership. “Please note that your text message of yesterday, Tues­day, July 7, 2015, which I re­ceived by hours of 20:02pm suggesting that you would not make today’s meeting is unacceptable. “This is an affront to the Senate President and the leadership. The provision of Section 67(2) of the1999 Constitution (as amended), is very clear and unambiguous in this regard, hence, you do not need the permission of any official before you attend or appear before the Senate. “Consequently, I have the instructions of the President of the Senate, Bukola Saraki, and leadership, that you do appear before them on the date and time earlier com­municated to you, Wednes­day, July 8, 2015 by 11am prompt. It is my belief that you will comply uncondi­tionally…” However, the Permanent Secretary did not turn up for the meeting as requested.

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