The Foundation For Environmental Rights, Advocacy & Development (FENRAD), has requested the Abia State government to furnish the organisation with the detailed information of list of the procurement Activities made from 2017 -2019 for the Execution of the Erosion Projects as been captured in the NEWMAP Budget and Ecological Funds for the State.
FENRAD in a statement signed by its Executive Director, Comrade Nelson Nnanna Nwafor, said with the Provision of the Freedom of information Act which entitled the organization a Rights to Request for or gain information from Government institution, hence they request the information from the Abia State government to be made available.
“We write on Behalf of our organization in compliance with the provision of Section 1 of the freedom of information Act 2011 and part V, Section 19(b) of the Public Procurement Act 2007”, says parts of the statement.
FENRAD however, list below details of what they are Requesting from the government..
1. Details of the Procurement made during this Period.
2. Vendors used in the procurement process and Details of the Bidding process.
3. Details of the contractors who executed the Projects.
4. Details of the Executed Projects/location of the projects
5. Amount Budgeted and the Process of the Disbursement
Meanwhile, for further inquiries, FENRAD drop the following contacts.
Should you Receive any clarification regarding this Application, Please do not hesitate to contact us at our Email; info.fenradnigeria@gmail.com, fenradnigeria@yahoo.com, Tel; 08033383708, 07062949232.
We look forward to receiving your response within the seven (7) Working Days as enshrined in the freedom of Information Act 2011.
ABOUT FENRAD
Foundation For Environmental Rights, Advocacy & Development (FENRAD) a non-governmental association was founded in 2004 as Foundation For Environment, Human Rights, & Good Governance (FENHRGG) and was formerly registered with Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), Abuja in 2012 with CAC/IT/NO 48555 under the Federal Republic of Nigeria laws as Foundation For Environmental Rights, Advocacy & Development (FENRAD). It has focus on Human rights, Democracy and Good Governance, Environmental Protection and Social Justice.
Foundation for Environmental Rights, Advocacy and Development (FENRAD) is Environmental & Human Rights Organization that seeks the advancement of proper environmental protection, the enthronement of healthy community levels, the support of peace, justice, development, Human Right and Good governance. It has been working and participating in awareness activities, campaigns and interventions since September 2003 on Environmental sustainable, Social Justice and Human Rights across the country.
FENRAD aim at unifying and co-coordinating isolated civil society efforts on climate change mitigation and adaptation advocacy in Nigeria and Africa at large to ensure that pro-poor and people oriented centered response measures are accorded desirable attention as government in Africa and internationally seeks to mainstream climate change into national and global poverty reduction and sustainable development goals.
Since 2008 FENRAD has gained recognition at African and International levels and has forged strong advocacy campaign of intricate challenge in managing climate change crisis and bringing human approach in global call for collective action against the biggest challenge facing humanity in the 21st century and managing environmental challenge through education and sensitization.
FENRAD has robust outreach strategy with track record of contributing enormously to reshape human consciousness and development paradigm that positively transformed the society and raising voice in international dialogue as well as driving climate change policies by holding corporate entity accountability as it concerns environmental indiscipline and breach of protocols and conventions in line with international best practices and equity base response to climate change issues.
FENRAD Vision is dedicated to sustainability, safeguarding human health, promoting environmental justice, and preserving ecological systems for a better future for all, community organizing, environmental justice, sustainability, environmental health problem solving, and the power of forging unlikely and cross-sector partnerships.
