Asari’s pipeline allegations: Coalition warns against fresh crisis in Niger Delta
Following a recent allegations made by a former Niger Delta militant, Asari Dokubo, over the alleged award of pipeline surveillance contracts to some individuals and companies, the Coalition of Civil Society Organisations for Good Governance, CCSOGG, has raised concerns over the danger of a fresh crisis in the region. DAILY POST reported that the former […] Asari’s pipeline allegations: Coalition…
The Coalition of Civil Society Organisations for Good Governance (CCSOGG) has expressed concern over potential unrest in the Niger Delta following allegations made by former militant leader Asari Dokubo. According to Dokubo, a monarch in the region and other individuals, along with companies, received contracts worth N2.7 trillion annually for pipeline surveillance.
The coalition emphasizes the need for an evidence-based assessment of these contracts before making any claims. They urge stakeholders to rely on official documents and verifiable evidence instead of unsubstantiated allegations, which could undermine national security operations. The group states that legitimate questions about government contracts should be addressed through transparent means, allowing Nigerians to examine contracts, payment schedules, scope of work, and performance records.
The coalition stresses that contract values should not be equated with personal income and emphasizes the importance of assessing contractors based on performance metrics.
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