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I secured ₦200m constituency projects – Ndume

Abdoulaye KayBy Abdoulaye KayMarch 14, 2024Updated:March 14, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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The Senate Chief Whip, Ali Ndume, said he received over ₦200 million for constituency projects, arguing that not all Senators received the same amount for such projects.

Ndume made the revelation while addressing the assertion made by the Senator representing Cross River North, Agom Jarigbe Jarigbe regarding alleged allocation of N500 million to certain senior Senators in the 2024 budget.

While disclosing that each Senator is allotted N200 million for constituency projects, he and nine other Senators received amounts exceeding that limit.

“All Senators have N200 million as constituency projects but I am a leader, that’s the difference. 10 of us are leaders including the ones in the opposition. They get more than the floor members, it’s normal.

“In those days that decision is taken by the Senators, but now the floor members entrusted that to the presiding officers. So most of the floor members don’t know what I get, but my colleagues no that I got more than the N200 million, its normal. We are not all the same, all animals are equal but some are more equal than the others,” he said.

Ndume contended that in the United States as well, discretionary powers are granted for constituency projects.

“Right now, democrats have the majority, so they have more. In the Senate, we are very nice to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Senators despite the fact they didn’t treat us the same”.

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