Reps launch investigation into NG-CARES programme amid public outcry

The House of Representatives Committee has initiated an investigation into the implementation of the NG-CARES programme in response to public outcry over its failure to effectively support vulnerable Nigerians. The programme, funded by the Federal Government and the World Bank, was designed to provide relief during the pandemic and economic reforms.
Despite a significant amount of funding already disbursed, the impact on beneficiaries remains unclear, prompting concerns of mismanagement, embezzlement, and diversion of funds. The Committee aims to determine if the procurement process met standards, the role of monitoring agents, and the utilization of funds for agricultural and small business support.
The investigation seeks to ensure transparency, accountability, and the effective delivery of much-needed assistance to those in need.
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