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Railway contracts: 6 companies to refund excess payments of N2.5bn

written by Samuel Etuk April 21, 2016
Railway contracts: 6 companies to refund excess payments of N2.5bn

Six contractors involved in the N1 trillion railway construction and rehabilitation contracts, are expected to refund over N2.5 billion to the federal government.Railway

The refunds which are termed ‘excess payments’ were made to the contractors by Nigeria Railway Corporation.

House of Representatives ad hoc committee probing the award and execution of contracts made known on Wednesday during the resumed hearing.

The CCECC, executing Lagos to Jebba rail line, is to refund N640 million; Costain West Africa Ltd, executing Jebba to Kano rail line, N608 million and Geo Group Asano, signalling and communications upgrade, N368 million; Eser West Africa, handling the Port Harcourt-Markurdi rail line, N339 million.

The CCECC, which is also handling the Markurdi-Kano rail line would refund N353 million, while Routing Nigeria Ltd would refund N221 million.

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