A reader sent me an e-mail last Friday suggesting that if ever an investigation will be conducted on the overpricing of educational materials and “ghost” projects at the Department of Education (DepEd) during the previous administration, the inquiry body should summon, first and foremost, its former head, Jesli Lapus.
The reader contended that the alleged anomalies happened under Lapus’ watch and he should be held accountable under the command responsibility principle.
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