– Partners Bureau of Public Procurement to Accelerate Pres. Tinubu’s Road Infrastructural Development Agenda, eliminate delays!
By Biola Lawal
Abuja (FLOWERBUDNEWS): The Minister of Works, Sen. Nweze David Umahi has deepen moves to institutionalise transparency and eliminate bottlenecks in federal road infrastructural contract awards and execution.
The Honourable Minister, who was speaking during a collaborative parley with the Management of the Bureau of Public Procurement, on Abuja, expressed his determination to boost transparency in the contract award process by eliminating bottlenecks.
This was disclosed in a Multimedia Press statement by Hon. Barr. Orji Uchenna Orji, Special Adviser (Media) to the Honourable Minister of Works, a copy of which was made available to FLOWERBUDNEWS.
(Senator Umahi with Osun Governor, Senator Ademola Adeleke during the later’s visit to the Honourable Minister for more developmental projects for Osun State)
Senator Umahi, himself a Professional Engineer, noted that ”dealing with procurement bottlenecks is a pathway to accelerate road infrastructure development.
Accompanying video details what the Federal Ministry of Works under Senator Umahi is doing differently to drastically reduce unnecessary delays in the procurement processes in contract award and execution and the role of the Bureau of Public Procurement ( BPP) in achieving this feat. (FLOWERBUDNEWS)
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Established by Hon. Biola Lawal, a former Acting Managing Director of the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), FLOWERBUDNEWS is a consortium of active veteran journalists, experienced Multimedia broadcast experts and image makers. We are drawn from both public and private sectors of Nigeria’s media Industry with a common determination to enhance the practice of responsible journalism.
Lawal, on his part, is also a former Honourable Commissioner for Information,Youth, Sports and Culture of Osun state, his home state.
Biola Lawal had also successfully served two tenures as Press Secretary to the ECOMOG Force Commander in Liberia during the Liberian and Sierra Leone Civil wars. He was an outstanding NAN Defence and War Correspondent for many years.
The retired NAN Acting Boss holds the honour of being the only journalist that served two terms on the ECOMOG international assignment due to his high professionalism and decency.
He is a Co-Author of the book; ECOMOG, A BOLD ATTEMPT AT REGIONAL PEACEKEEPING! Edited Mrs Magaret Voght. The book remains the most. factual, detailed and authentic book on the ECOWAS sponsored ECOMOG Military operation.
