The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation , international oil companies as well as independent oil companies in the upstream and downstream sectors have donated N11billion to the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control as part of its support to combat the coronavirus pandemic in the country.
This was contained in a statement issued by the Group General Manager, Group Public Affairs Division, Dr. Kennie Obateru.
Why don't you share all these billions among the masses, these funds will end up in the pocket of some individuals.
My concern isn't about the donations, but how the donations will be spend or distributed judoliciously.
Where’s all these monies going to and who’s accounting and monitoring the expenses NCDCgov can we just get an update of what the money is used for. Building isolating centers, materials and testing kits should be paramount EiENigeria BudgITng
Share the money to Nigerians and keep the remaining change
You have wasted that money 😂💯
This is awesome I pray that all this money will be put to work
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