Nigerians criticize governor over planned N200M house
The move has angered many Nigerians who believe it is insensitive to approve such an expense during a recession.
The APC has urged EFCC, ICPC and other anti-graft agencies to curb the use of stolen public funds to finance elections.
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The Assembly also approved a house worth N100 million for Oshiomhole's deputy, Dr. Pius Odubu after amending the 2007 Pension Rights of the Governor and Deputy Governor Law to make provision for the project.
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