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IGR, pension, others: House of Representatives hand ultimatum to Kaduna Polytechnic
The House of Representatives Committee on Federal Polytechnics and Higher Technical Education has requested the administration of Kaduna Polytechnic to whithin three days, submit particulars of its internally generated income (IGR), and statutory pension deductions from 2023 so far.
The committee has additional directed the establishment to additionally present its workers nominal roll, its variety of college students; each full time and half time, proof of loss of life advantages of its decreased workers members, and names of all companies owned by it.
Chairman of the committee, Hon. Fuad Kayode Laguda gave the directive after an oversight go to to the establishment on Tuesday, expressing issues that whereas the scholar inhabitants was rising, the internally generated income of the college dwindled from 2023 so far.
The committee found that in 2023, the IGR was N1.478 billion, in 2024, it dropped to N1.398 billion whereas it additional dropped to N1.332billion in 2025.
“Taking a tough calculation of what we’re doing right here, it appears as if what you may have given us is under-declared. In phrases of loss of life advantages, over 30 workers died throughout these years (2023- 2025), but there isn’t any proof of the funds of the advantages to their subsequent of kins.
“In terms of our oversight, we were not able to conclude. We’ve asked them to make further submissions to us at the National Assembly within 72 hours- that is three working days,” he mentioned.
The Rector, Dr. Suleiman Umar, represented by the Deputy (Academic), Dr. Aliyu Usman nonetheless, defined that each one pensions’ deductions have been duly remitted to PenCom.
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