Don’t Be Deceived! ! See How Ndume, Akpabio And Other Officers Got multi- Billion Naira Projects In 2024 National Budget
A critical examination of the 2024 Nigerian budget has uncovered disturbing discrepancies in project allocations across various senatorial districts. The analysis reveals a pattern of projects being listed under unrelated government agencies, raising serious concerns about transparency, accountability, and the potential mismanagement of funds.
In Ekiti Central Senatorial District, represented by Opeyemi Bamidele, six projects totaling N1. 472 billion were allocated, with some listed under agencies that have no connection to the project’ s purpose. This lack of transparency is also evident in Kwara South Senatorial District, represented by Oyelola Ashiru, which received 11 projects worth N1. 8 billion, with several listed under unrelated organizations.
Notably, Borno South Senatorial District, represented by Ali Ndume, was allocated three projects worth N722 million, despite Ndume’ s public criticism of President Bola Tinubu’ s policies, which led to his removal as Senate Whip. This raises questions about the motivations behind the allocation of funds and whether they are based on political considerations rather than the needs of the constituency.
Benue South Senatorial District, represented by Minority Leader Abba Moro, received eight projects totaling N1. 180 billion, many of which were also listed under irrelevant organizations. Similarly, Osun West Senatorial District, represented by Oyewunmi Olalere, was allocated six projects worth N1. 130 billion, with some listed under agencies unrelated to the project descriptions.
These findings suggest a systemic lack of transparency and accountability in the budgeting process, which can lead to the mismanagement of funds and the perpetuation of corruption. The fact that projects are being listed under unrelated agencies raises questions about the oversight and monitoring of these projects and whether they will be implemented effectively.
The 2024 budget, presented by President Tinubu to the National Assembly in November 2023, was increased by lawmakers to N28. 7 trillion and signed into law on January 1, 2024. However, the discrepancies in project allocations highlight the need for closer scrutiny and oversight to ensure that public funds are being utilized effectively and efficiently.
In conclusion, the analysis of the 2024 Nigerian budget has uncovered significant discrepancies in project allocations, raising concerns about transparency, accountability, and the potential mismanagement of funds. It is essential that the government takes steps to address these issues, ensure transparency in the budgeting process, and guarantee that public funds are being used for the benefit of all Nigerians. bob
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