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The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike has warned the six newly-sworn-in Area Council Chairmen against signing chequebooks.
Speaking on Monday night during the inauguration of the chairmen elected in February, Wike said their role is to approve. “There are designated civil servants who are signatories to the accounts of area councils.
The Minister was reported to have warned that any council chairman that violates the directive will be reported to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and the Independent Corrupt Practices and Related Offences Commission (ICPC).
Wike promised not to tamper with statutory allocations for the councils and warned of a full probe of financial flows.
“Some of you here are running accounts. No executive chairman is allowed to sign cheques. You sign off on your job.” “That is why we have civil servants who are signatories to the accounts of area councils. A chairman must not get himself in trouble by signing cheques for withdrawals. You don’t have the authority.
This is not the time to say to your treasurer or your head of local government, ‘Meet me in a hotel,’ or ‘How much do we have? ‘Take this out, keep this for me, I’m travelling tomorrow.’ This will never happen again. “If I know, I will call EFCC, I will call ICPC to look into your matter,” the FCT Minister said. Hear it now,
Wike also cautioned the new chairmen against living outside their local domains, saying they are expected to live amongst the people and not run to the city.
The minister said elected chairmen have constitutional powers to develop their local communities and ensure that the impact of governance is felt at the grassroots.
“Stay in your place of election and do your work. Say not to your people, ‘Come and see me in the city. You weren’t elected in the city. Remain at home so your people may bring their problems to you. Stay at home so that you will know where the kidnappers and bandits are operating from.” If you are not home you will not know from where the problems come. “You are to remain at home and feed security agencies, the FCT Minister and the FCTA with information,” Wike said.
He said the area council administration would no more be business as usual adding that the elected officials have an obligation to work for their people.
Your people heard you and they all came out to vote for you. You have a covenant with the people, remember? The people have fulfilled their civic duty. You owe them a duty to let them feel the impact of governance. It is not about traditional clothes. It is time to work for your people,” he said.
