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Delta Panel Of Inquiry on Illegal Levies Calls For Submission Of Memoranda
The panel of enquiry set up by the Delta State Government to investigate allegations of collection of unauthorised levies in public primary and secondary schools for consideration have called for submission of memorandum.
The panel is asking members of the public and civil society organisations to submit their proposals.
A statement signed by the Director of Information, Mr Paul Osahor JP, said all such memoranda for submission should be forwarded to reach the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education, Asaba on or before Friday 12th April, 2019.
The statement however stated that those desirous to appear before the board to testify or make individual presentation(s) should reach the chairman of the board of enquiry on telephone number 07035325265.
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