The public complaints commission have been urged to use the opportunity created by the floods ravaging more than 100 communities in the country to demand answers on how the ecological fund was managed across the states of the Federation.
This was a general concensus among members of the civil society that attended the social justice conference in Abuja organised by the Public administration and social development consult in collaboration with the Public complaints commission.
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They charged relevant government institutions in the country to live up to expectations and prevent the systemic fraud perpetuated by those in privileged positions.
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