A witness has raised serious concerns over the $35 million project initiated by the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB), claiming that there is no evidence that any actual work has been carried out. The testimony was presented during ongoing scrutiny of the board’s projects.

According to the witness, despite the significant funds allocated, there are no tangible outcomes or progress reports to show that the project has been implemented. The revelation has sparked calls for increased transparency and accountability from NCDMB officials.

Observers note that this disclosure could raise questions about the management of public funds and oversight mechanisms within government agencies. Stakeholders are urging a thorough investigation to ensure that allocated funds are not mismanaged or misappropriated.

NCDMB has yet to respond to the allegations, but the ongoing scrutiny underscores the need for strict monitoring of multi-million-dollar projects in Nigeria, particularly those funded by the government.