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Ebonyi Approves N5Bn To Construct 126 Houses for Civil Servants

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Last updated: 2024/12/18 at 5:05 AM
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Ebonyi Approves N5Bn To Construct 126 Houses for Civil Servants

Onyekachi Nworie

Ebonyi State government has approved the sum of N5bn for the construction of 126 housing units for civil servants in the state.

Briefing journalists on the outcome of the State Executive Council meeting by the Commissioner for Information and State Orientation, Jude Okpor, he disclosed that each of the housing units would costs N40million.

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Okpor said every category of civil servants would benefit from the housing units.

“Following an earlier approval for the construction of housing units for civil servants in the state and subsequent preliminary actions to bring this government’s desire to fruition, the council approved the sum of Forty Million Naira (₦40,000,000)) only as a unit cost for each of the one hundred and twenty-six (126) approved housing units”.

“This is expected to gulp the total sum of Five Billion, Forty Million naira (₦5,040,000,000:00). Recall that the Exco in the meeting of 26/11/2024 had resoled to execute this project through direct labour, the commissioner said.

The State government also approved the sum ₦166,922,076.25 for the procurement of water treatment chemicals, diesel, servicing of gen-sets and maintenance of distribution pipelines from Ezillo Water Scheme.

According to Okpor: “to enable the State Government to recommence water treatment and supply to the public as in the memo requesting the procurement of water treatment chemicals, diesel, servicing of gen-sets and maintenance of distribution pipelines from Ezillo Water Scheme”.

“EXCO approved the sum of One Hundred and Sixty Million, Nine Hundred and Twenty-Two Thousand, Seventy-Six Naira, Twenty-Five Kobo (₦166,922,076.25) to that effect. This approval covers the aforementioned actions for a period of three (3) months”.

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