“We will do our best to ensure that all things have been done in accordance with the contractual agreement,” he said.
“These are the challenges and the new leadership of IPAC must rise up to the occasion.”
The House speaker, Rep. Tajudeen Abbas, mandated the Committees on Army, Police Affairs and Communications to ensure compliance.
He mandated the committees on customs and finance to interface with the governor to explain the reasons for the decision.
He said that the main objective is to foster sustainable prosperity within the communities.
The president’s request is contained in a letter addressed to the speaker of the House, Rep. Tajudeen Abbas and read at plenary on Tuesday in Abuja.
He also urged the affected institutions and government officials to submit memorandums and other relevant documents to the committee’s secretariat.
“This evil act must not be allowed to go unchecked.”
According to him, a review will be made in two weeks.
According to the majority leader, this was for the provision of palliatives to Nigerians to cushion the effect of fuel subsidy removal.
