
NIA chief Guillen dared to resign over ‘defects’ on repaired irrigation projects
Senator Raffy Tulfo on Thursday challenged National Irrigation Administration (NIA) Administrator Eduardo Guillen to step down should it be proved that irrigation projects still showed defects after being repaired due to impact of typhoons.
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