Iceyjayzz:
I'll give it to you double TMKsouth, after am done with you the mods will delete your account.

EXCLUSIVE: Delta State College Of Education Provost Uses N36m To Build Two Toilets

Delta State College of Education Provost, Warri, Mary Edema, is currently enmeshed in an alleged fraud, SaharaReporters has learnt.

The provost, our correspondent reliably gathered, used N36m to build two toilets in the institution funded by the Tertiary Education Trust Fund.

Speaking under the condition of anonymity, a senior staff of the institution told our correspondent that the two toilet projects was a fraudulent deal allegedly struck by the provost with the contractors, who handled it.

"The provost concluded everything with the contractors before going into the bidding process. Warri College of Education is synonymous with corruption and other fraudulent practices.

"But even if you raise the alarm, nobody will do anything because the whole system is corrupt. Those who are supposed to take action will not cough because they have been taken care off too," he said.

In a memo with reference number TETF/ES/COE/AL.2017/VOL.XVII, each of the toilet block gulped N17, 135, 871 while N2,593,459 went for consultancy.

Two companies, Awaguma Nigeria Limited and Henag Nigeria Limited, said to have been brought in by the college provost, handled the projects, which was titled, “Construction of modern lavatory for male and female students block ‘A and B".

A source in the institution told our correspondent that the funds were part of the N75m “intervention fund” made available by TETFUND for the college.

"The arrangement to build the two toilets for N17, 135, 871 each and N2,593,459 consultancy was made between the provost and the two contractors she brought in. Corruption and fraudulent practices have become part of the school. The institution has corruption in its DNA.

"We have done some research and I can tell you that N6m to N8m if not less can conveniently construct the projects and the contractors will still smile home with good profits at the end of the day. Even the provost herself kniws that she cannot pay a contractor N36m to build toilet in her personal building. But corruption has blindfolded everybody."

When contacted over the issue, Edema denied any form of fraudulent practices regarding the projects, adding that due process was followed in its execution.

She said, “Personal project and public projects are not the same. I cannot say when I build a personal project it will be the same thing as this. Due process was followed as far as the project is concerned."

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
State-of-the-art laboratory turns out to be to toilet

Shma:
everything is now in place bro. I can now confidently post the progress for one of the ultra modest road in the world.

leo552:

With this accelerated infrastructure developments,Kenya is a country to watch.

tylann:


Is this jkia westlands expressway

Shma:
Everyone should watch this.
You guys have disparaged kibera for no reason. 170,000 slum dwellers on a very tiny piece of Nairobi. The narrative should change for good.
You can also see the construction of one of the ultra modest express-way in the world.
In this same video, it also show the snow in Nairobi, watch carefully .
And lastly, the streets in Nairobi is a no match with any Nigerian city. Big shout-out to NMS.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9FBga6qqWw
@rvp2018, have you watched this

Shma:
True. by 2025, Kenya will be a notch higher. By 2030, we'll be on another level. Meanwhile, the newest iconic apartment in roaysambu kenya. It's called roaysambu Royal suburb.

Shma:

Yes.

rvp2018:
Nairobi just need to invest a lot more on water, serious railway/btr, and paving of walkways and pathways - otherwise it nearly there. The metro is some way to go - the roads there need huge investment

tylann:

There is ongoing rehabilitation of the Nairobi commuter rail

rvp2018:
I blame the pidgin. They built a lavatory instead of Laboratory. Very similar sounding. They must have said to the contract - build us a state of art lavatory - and they got one.

rvp2018:
Yes the 2nd hand spanish trains have arrived. We really need more of these 2nd hand trains...and have proper a train every 30mins..hourly is good start.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CaAINYVrMY

tylann:


What about Nairobi commuter rail which is undergoing rehabilitation

rvp2018:
Nairobi just need to invest a lot more on water, serious railway/btr, and paving of walkways and pathways - otherwise it nearly there. The metro is some way to go - the roads there need huge investment

rvp2018:
I blame the pidgin. They built a lavatory instead of Laboratory. Very similar sounding. They must have said to the contract - build us a state of art lavatory - and they got one.

Shma:

5 DMu trains have arrived from Spain .
Rehabilitation progress for the lines and station upgrade is almost done.
So the CBD is slowly taking a new shape, all the matatu will be ban from accessing the CBD.

vaxx:
Kumasi International Airport still shaping up. You could soon fly directly to the Ashanti Regional capital of Kumasi Ghana from abroad. The project is being undertaken at a cost of $75.23 million.

Shma:

5 DMu trains have arrived from Spain .
Rehabilitation progress for the lines and station upgrade is almost done.
So the CBD is slowly taking a new shape, all the matatu will be ban from accessing the CBD.

TayserMahrii:


Finally!!! Your second largest city gets an international airport. Lets celebrate this act of decentralisation. Meanwhile the construction of the sixth international airport is underway in Kenya in the fifth largest town of Nakuru.

tylann:


at least the tanzanians will stop making for us noise about they brt

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Ghana is 3 times smaller in land mass than Kenya also with the low population having many airports does not really make any sense. If you look at it from the capital city Accra to the second largest city in Ghana is about 150 kilometres. Most people will just the prefer to travel by road. If you jump in your vehicle and you know in 1 hour 30 minutes you be at your house why waste your time catching a plane

tylann:


the commuter rail will be a game changer

TayserMahrii:


The general is just what we need.