The has actually cautioned officials to strictly abide by procurement policies, worrying that any breach of due process in the ministry’s procurement system will not be endured.
The Permanent Secretary of the ministry, Abel Olumuyiwa Enitan, gave the warning while presiding over a conference of the Ministerial Tenders Board in.
During the meeting, Enitan urged directors and members of the board to maintain the highest requirements of diligence, openness and accountability in the handling of procurement matters within the ministry.
He highlighted the significance of strict adherence to the provisions of the and other recognized procurement guidelines guiding federal government deals.
According to him, the Ministerial Tenders Board plays a vital statutory role in making sure that procurement activities within the ministry are performed transparently and in line with due process.
“The Board plays a vital statutory role in making sure that procurement activities are carried out transparently and in accordance with due process,” Enitan stated.
He for that reason advised board members to show professionalism, neutrality and cautious attention when examining submissions and memoranda brought before them.
The Permanent Secretary also revealed that issues raised throughout a recent engagement with the Director-General of the additional highlighted the need for strict compliance with procurement regulations throughout government organizations.
Enitan also directed the Director of Procurement to ensure that all procedures of the board are appropriately recorded and backed to maintain precise authorities records.
“The Director of Procurement need to make sure that all procedures of the Board are appropriately recorded and endorsed to maintain accurate authorities records,” he included.
The ministry repeated its commitment to strengthening procurement oversight while promoting openness and responsibility in the management of public resources.
The statement was signed by, Director of Press and Public Relations at the ministry.