Crisis rocks water ministry over contract biddings

Suleiman Adamu

From: OKWE OBI, Abuja

The Federal Ministry of Water Resources was, on Wednesday, thrown into

pandemonium as prospective contractors bemoan the approach used in the

submission of contract proposals.

The approach, Daily Sun learnt, was the under-hand dealings by some

officials who were earmarked to supervise the exercise.

Those who spoke with the Daily Sun in confidence, said they came very early

to submit proposals for the supply of basic things ranging from solar

installation, pipes and electrical appliances but the situation took a

different twist as officials in the ministry compromised the process.

Those who could not tolerate the practices started protesting; even

the security operatives who were also tapped to oversee the process

could not tame the ugly scenario as they were also seen assisting

their relations.

One of the visibly angry contractors told Daily Sun that he was yet to

submit his file after spending more than four hours in the queue.

“I just don’t understand what this people are doing. The deadline for

the exercise is 12:00 noon. Look at the crowd that came for the exercise.

And the process is very slow.  How do they expect people to submit

proposal with just five stands? The only way people can fully

participate is when the department in charge of the exercise increase

the stand.” he said.

Mary Anthony who had sustained an injury as a result of crowd

complained of the time frame. She also alleged that the security

operatives were collecting money from people for assistance.

“If I had money I would have submitted my file. These people are

collecting money; and the crowd is too much for the time frame.” She

said. Over 500 contractors participated in the exercise.

Effort to get the insight of the Director of Information proved futile.

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