Nigerian Government's Budgeting Practices Questioned

An article by Dele Sobowale in Vanguard Nigeria questions the Nigerian Federal Government's budgeting practices, framing them as potentially akin to "barefaced robbery." The piece critically examines the government's financial allocations.

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FG: Budgeting or barefaced robbery?

By Dele Sobowale FG budgets N1tn for empowerment, SUVs amid rising borrowing pressure – Report, July 27, 2026 Veterans monitoring the formulation and execution of annual budgets can honestly admit one truth. Military regimes were more disciplined. Every annual budget ended on midnight December 31 of the year. Funds not spent by that time were returned to […] The post FG: Budgeting or barefaced robbery? appeared first on Vanguard News.

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