The Nigerian Prison Service are slow in the construction of
the proposed multipurpose shopping complex to be built along Kirikiri town
family way, a source expressed.
The demolition exercise of the most popular tourist
and fun spot nicknamed ‘Umunede’ began in March, and on May 17th, 2013 bulldozers, cranes and prison personnels' were
used to evacuate shop owners and tenants on that site and promised to finish building in 90 days. The prison
authorities have only been able to lay foundations on the vast area of land after 16 months.
Our source made Kirikiri News understand that the multipurpose
shopping mall project is worth 200 million naira and has been awarded to the contractors
who have only been able to lay foundations and raise some blocks only about 2
feet high in august 2014, also, mark signpost boundaries at Karimu street market
letting people know that they have been the awarded the contract.
Also, Kirikiri News gathered that inside the barracks, there
is another project worth 9 million naira that only same foundation has been
erected since august 2013. What is happening?
The Commandant, Nigerian Prison Service Omene Patricia (CP) and Head of Operations of prisons were not available to answer the question at press time as her phone was switched off and the other not answering at the time of filing this report.
The Commandant, Nigerian Prison Service Omene Patricia (CP) and Head of Operations of prisons were not available to answer the question at press time as her phone was switched off and the other not answering at the time of filing this report.
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