The House of Representatives impromptu board's report has prosecuted three previous clergymen over the $470 million Lagos and Abuja CCTV contract.

                                    The three former ministers and permanent secretary indicted in the scam
The priests are Alhaji Adamu Waziri, Navy Captain Caleb Olubolade (retd) and Alhaji Jelili Adesiyan and in addition a previous Permanent Secretary of the old service of Police Affairs, Mr. James Obeigbu.

The advisory group affirmed they bungled assets implied for the establishment of the cameras, the Nation reports. In the event that administration acknowledges the panel's suggestion, the ex-political nominees would confront trial.

The Chairman of the Committee, Hon. Ahmed Yerima, tabled the give an account of Thursday, however its civil argument was put off till one week from now.

This is the second time this week that the report has been remained down.

A portion of the report prescribes of the board of trustees incorporated the indictment of the previous priests and authorities of the dead Ministry of Police Affairs who served in the vicinity of 2010 and 2014.

"They ought to be indicted over the method of reasoning and intention in the evacuation as well as vanishing of the operational and support expenses of the venture from its underlying proposition, as that particular demonstration added to the non-execution of the system,'' the advisory group said.

It said the Obeigbu be arraigned for intentionally declining to discharge N3 billion implied for system operations and upkeep;

"ZTE Nigeria, the contractual worker, ought to discount the disparity sum ensured after the review practice or supply hardware and extras of proportionate incentive as might be required by the service.

"Something else, the figure ought to be deducted from the extraordinary obligation of US$20,247,172.00 affirmed by the Ministry of Police Affairs as being owed ZTE for running the system from January to June, 2013."

It additionally prescribed that a legal review of the exceptional obligation being owed ZTE for running the framework for a while ought to be led and the real cost be checked.

The House will one week from now banter about the report.

The CCTV contract was granted in 2008 for $470 million under the National Public Security Communications System (NPSCS).

Just 40 cameras were working, of the 1000 introduced in Abuja.

The temporary workers said they were presently re-enacting the staying 960, which they said were vandalized.