
The Federal Government approves 1 billion naira for the purchase of lie detectors and night vision goggle devices for NDLEA officials
The Federal Executive Council are planning to acquire night vision glasses and lie detector machines for staff of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, which costs about 1.07 billion naira.
The Attorney General of the Federation (AGF) and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, announced this news Yesterday after the federal cabinet meeting presided over by President Muhammadu Buhari at the Council Chambers of the Presidential Villa in Abuja.
“So, for the purpose of enhancing the capacity of the agency in exterminating illicit drug trafficking, sales, and consumption, the federal government has considered the need and possibility of providing this equipment to the agency. So, the memo in that respect was presented, it was taken, and the contract was approved for MESSR Zettabytes Technologies Limited to procure for the agency this lie detector equipment.”

Eventually, on that account, the Federal Council approved the award of a contract for the supply of eye-scanning lie detector in favour of Messrs. Zettabytes Technologies Limited in the sum of N498,850,000 only, inclusive of 7.5% VAT, with a completion period of 90 days. And the second memo is a memo in which the NDLEA, through the Office of the Attorney General, seeks approval from the council for the award of a contract for the supply of digital night vision goggles to the enforcement agency.
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“This is an additional technological device that is intended to support the night operations of the agency in view of its capacity to support visibility for the agency. So, the contract too was presented for consideration by the council, and the council had graciously approved the award of the contract for the supply of digital night vision goggles in favour of Messrs R-SET Integrated Solution limited in the sum of N570,825,000 only, inclusive of 7.5% Value Added Tax, with a completion period of weeks. ” He added.