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Ex-Lawmaker Alleges Diversion of Ebonyi Skill Centre Equipment

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A former House of Representatives member for Ohaozara/Onicha/Ivo Federal Constituency, Darlington Okereke, has accused Ohaozara East Development Centre Coordinator Favour Uloma Okorie of allegedly distributing equipment meant for a federal skill acquisition centre as personal empowerment items. Okereke said the equipment, including sewing machines, weaving machines, dryers, hairdressing tools and furniture-making machines, was supplied in 2010 for the Ngbo-Ugwu/Langu Skill Acquisition Centre. He said it was stored at the development centre because the skill centre was still under construction. He alleged that the items were shared with individuals instead of being returned to the completed centre for public training in tailoring, hairdressing and other trades. He called on security agencies to investigate the allegation and recover the equipment.

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jayjay

What process exists to verify the allegation and account for every item meant for the federal skill acquisition centre?

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hala

Exactly, a transparent inventory and proper investigation are important so the centre and the public get clear answers.

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julia

It is troubling when equipment intended to help people gain skills becomes the subject of a diversion allegation.

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matthew

What evidence has been presented to support the allegation of diverted equipment?

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emeka

An allegation is serious, but the public should also wait for a clear response and proper verification before drawing conclusions.

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yemi

Authorities should publish an inventory of the equipment, its intended beneficiaries, and where each item was distributed.

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