The Speaker of the House Ikuinyi Ibani, during the sitting of the House, read out the letter from the governor requesting approval of the House to secure the loan, saying it was meant for rehabilitation of roads and some other projects within the governor’s first 100 days in office.
The Leader
of the House, Mr Martins Amewhule and others who spoke before the issue
was voted on, lauded the governor for attaching details of the proposed
projects to his letter.
On
his part, the member representing Ogu/Bolo constituency, Evans Bipi, while
lending support to the governor to go ahead, said the proposed N10
billion loan was an indication that the governor would be very diligent
with public funds, saying: “The money is small but it shows that our
governor will be diligent with public funds.”
All the 28 lawmakers present gave their support to the governor to go ahead.
The
House also constituted an ad-hoc committee, headed by Michael Chinda,
to hear from the state’s Ministries of Health, Information and other
agencies on their efforts to stop further deaths from consumption of the
poisonous local gin otherwise called kai kai or ogogoro

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