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Alleged $5million Bribe: Osun Assembly Threatens Legal Action Against Engr Tawakalit Williams
—Demands For Retraction Of Statement Within 24hours
Osun State House of Assembly on Thursday passed into law the State of Osun District and Customary Court Amendment 2022 bill.
The bill was passed with the motion moved by Chief Whip Hon. Babatunde Olatunji and seconded by Hon. Mulikat Abiola Jimoh during the Plenary of the House of Assembly Osogbo.
The Speaker of the Parliament, Rt. Hon. Timothy Owoeye in his remarks noted that the bill would strengthen the judiciary arm of government.
He said that the bill would enhance customary court activities for good.
In related development, the State of Osun Education Stimulus bill 2022 was read for the first time in the floor of the House of Assembly.
The Majority leader Hon. Maroof Olanrewaju while spelling out the merits of the bill noted that the bill if passed into law would provide compulsory education for every child in the state.
He added that the bill would ensure and impact quality education on the children.
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He assured that the bill would also enhance computer initiative knowledge on average children in the state.
He added that the bill would improve mental skill of child.
According to him, “The bill if passed into law will improve mental skill of a child”.
“This will enhance technological education on children of the state” he added.
He maintained that the bill if passed into law would promote sound and improve education policy in the state respectively.
In different development, the state of Osun House of Assembly has described the allegation level against the lawmaker by Consultant handling Ilesa Water project Engr. Tawakalitu Williams for demanded for $5,000,000 as falsehood.
The Speaker of the Parliament, Rt. Hon. Timothy Owoeye in his reaction noted that such statement tarnish the image of state lawmakers.
He then demanded for retract of alleged statement within 24hours otherwise the House of Assembly would take legal action on her.
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He maintained that the House of Assembly would investigate the bribery allegations and come out with true findings.
According to him, “No amount of blackmail can stop the House of Assembly investigation”.
“Such allegation can disturb peace, harmony and development of the state” he added.
He said, “Within 24hours, if she is not retract the statement, she will be charge to court”.
He noted that there is no way She can stop the House of Assembly from their oversight functions.
In his remarks, the Chairman House of Assembly Committee on Water Resources and Energy Hon. Nasir Babatunde Olateju denied the allegation of demanding money from the consultant.
He said that nobody requested for money from Mrs Tawakalitu Williams and the contractor handling Ilesa water project.
In their various contributions, the lawmakers described the allegation as cheap misinform.
They said that no money did not demanded while urging the public to dismiss the allegation.
They also noted that her action is condemnable while legal action must be take on her respectively.
They noted that such allegation aimed to tarnish the image of the State lawmakers which need to be check.
They also described the consultant as a woman of no substance in the state.
In the main time, the Speaker of the Parliament, Rt. Hon Timothy Owoeye has also directed the office of Accountant General, Debt Management Office and Ministry of Finance to furnish the House of Assembly with debt profile of the state for classification.
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