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SHOCKING: FG To Spend N2.4Billion To Build Rehab Centres For Repentant Terrorists

Emmanuel Atseyinku
Last updated: December 20, 2022 10:50 am
By Emmanuel Atseyinku
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The Federal Government is considering establishing rehab centers for repentant terrorist groups.

The Coordinator of the National Counter Terrorism Centre, Rear Admiral Yem Musa (retd.), explained to the House of Representatives Committee on National Security and Intelligence that the NCTC plans to establish two Disarmament, Deradicalisation, Rehabilitation and Reintegration Centres for repent terrorists.

He said he is part of the capital projects of the NCTC for 2023.

Out of a capital expenditure of N3, 839,160,000 proposed for next year, N2, 400,000,000 will be spent on the centers.

The National Security Adviser, Major General Babagana Monguno (retd.), had on November 17, 2022, leading heads of the intelligence community before the committee to defend their respective 2023 budget proposals.

Musa lamented that the NCTC, which is less than one year old, has been battling with a shortage of funds to achieve the purposes for which it was established.

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The NCTC presentation to the committee partly reads: “Since its establishment, efforts have been made towards the setting up and operationalization of the center. These efforts have not been easy due to a lack of funding for the center since its inception early this year as provision was not made for funding in this year’s budget.

That is why this maiden budget is key to the effective take-off and operationalization of the center to achieve its core mandate.”

Musa told the committee that the projected personnel cost for 2023 was N1,864,889,169, but the Budget Office of the Federation reviewed it downward to N997,152,292.25, which he said, “is insufficient for the Centre considering its proposed staff strength.”

The NCTC coordinator pleaded with the committee to consider and approve the initial sum forwarded by the center.

While the NCTC proposed allocation of N3, 839,160,000 to its capital projects, the sum was reviewed down to N428, 860,000.

The NCTC coordinator prayed the committee to “facilitate the appropriation of (a) the sum of N1,864,889,169.00 only as personnel cost for the Year 2023; (b) the sum of N5,860,610,050.00 only as overhead cost for the Year 2023; (c) the sum of N3,839,160,000.00 only for the Year 2023 capital expenditure.”

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