Senator Ned Nwoko Confirms N1Billion Allocation for Constituency Project 

iexclusivenews – Senator Ned Nwoko, representing Delta North, has publicly acknowledged receiving a N1 billion allocation for the development of constituency projects.

This statement was made during a podcast where he supported Senator Ali Ndume’s remarks about the varying allocation of resources to legislators, which is contingent on the scale of their proposed constituency initiatives.

Lobbying for Constituency Project

Senator Nwoko emphasized that the funds allocated are a result of lobbying efforts rather than entitlements.

He highlighted the importance of these funds for the execution of essential projects such as road construction, water supply improvements, and educational training programs within the senatorial districts.

He advocated for a uniform approach to allocations, suggesting that a standard amount of N1 billion for each senator could streamline the process.

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Funds for the People, Not Politicians

In response to inquiries about the size of his allocation, Senator Nwoko confirmed the N1 billion figure, clarifying that the funds are strictly intended for the welfare and development of his constituents’ projects, not for personal use.

Budget Padding Allegations Amidst Transparency Calls

The senator’s admission comes against the backdrop of recent allegations by the suspended senator from Bauchi central, Abdul Ningi, who accused the 2024 budget of being inflated by N3 trillion.

While the Senate has refuted any malpractice, the controversy has prompted several senators to disclose the amounts designated for their respective districts, fostering a climate of transparency and accountability.

This revised content aims to provide a comprehensive and informative perspective on the allocation of funds for constituency projects, ensuring readers are well-informed about the intricacies of legislative lobbying and budget allocations in Nigeria.