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Nigerian Court Declares N110Billion National Assembly Vehicle, Allowance Scheme Unlawful, Violates Procurement Act
The court held that the N40 billion spent on 465 vehicles for lawmakers and the N70 billion allocated as support allowances for newly elected members did not comply with due process and fell short of transparency and value-for-money standards required in public spending.
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