In a recent revelation, Wani Michael, a prominent exiled former journalist, has uncovered a lucrative transaction involving the Next Level Generation Company Ltd, owned by a young entrepreneur in South Sudan. The company purportedly secured payments exceeding 3.5 million USD for supplying medical supplies to the Ministry of Health, sparking scrutiny and questions about the transparency of the procurement process.
Bol Abuk, associated with the Next Level Generation Company Ltd, is under pressure to disclose the nature of the medical supplies supplied to the Ministry of Health and provide details on which health facilities or hospitals received these supplies. Concerns have been raised regarding the company's lack of prior experience in the medical supplies sector, leading to calls for transparency in the procurement process.
The Ministry of Health is urged to clarify how the Next Level Generation Company Ltd was selected for the contract, particularly in light of the absence of a documented track record in medical supplies. Questions persist about whether the procurement followed the stipulations outlined in the Public Procurement and Disposal of Assets Act, including adherence to open tendering and bidding processes.
Speculation has emerged suggesting that Bol Abuk may utilize the substantial funds from the contract to enlist the services of the Nigerian superstar Davido, further adding intrigue to the unfolding saga.
Wani Michael's exposé sheds light on the opaque dealings surrounding the multi-million dollar medical supplies deal, underscoring the need for enhanced transparency and accountability in government procurement practices in South Sudan.
We didn't verify the claim made by Wani Michael and we are not responsible for any claims aired by Wani.
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