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Akapbio's Exposes Makinde's N1trillion Economic Hardship Relief Funds Diversion by ikyergajoe: 4:07pm On Feb 23
Akapbio's Exposes Makinde's N1Trillion Economic Hardship relief Funds diversion

Governor Makinde denies Akapbio's claim that state governors received N1 trillion to alleviate current economic hardship. Nigerian governors have denied claims made by the Senate President Godswill Akpabio that the Federal Government has disbursed N1.08tn to states to address the food crisis being experienced in various states

While speaking at the plenary on Tuesday, February 20, Akpabio said an unconfirmed report indicated that state governors received N30bn each from the Federation Account to ameliorate inflation and the high cost of food in their respective states.

must say that unverified report has it that each of the state governments in the last few months has received additional N30bn from Federal Inland Revenue Service outside their normal allocations from the Federation Account to assist them in ameliorating the food situation. We believe that every state government should utilise the funds received towards ensuring that food is available in the country. So, the state governments have a lot to do. They are closer to the people and I do not want to mention local government because most of the local governments are controlled by the state governors.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VaQTQ0MGtc?si=tL4PQm1Oi2CEzCGM
Re: Akapbio's Exposes Makinde's N1trillion Economic Hardship Relief Funds Diversion by immortalcrown(m): 4:11pm On Feb 23
The fight is all about personal interest.
Re: Akapbio's Exposes Makinde's N1trillion Economic Hardship Relief Funds Diversion by Beautifulday: 4:15pm On Feb 23
ikyergajoe:
Akapbio's Exposes Makinde's N1Trillion Economic Hardship relief Funds diversion

Governor Makinde denies Akapbio's claim that state governors received N1 trillion to alleviate current economic hardship. Nigerian governors have denied claims made by the Senate President Godswill Akpabio that the Federal Government has disbursed N1.08tn to states to address the food crisis being experienced in various states

While speaking at the plenary on Tuesday, February 20, Akpabio said an unconfirmed report indicated that state governors received N30bn each from the Federation Account to ameliorate inflation and the high cost of food in their respective states.

must say that unverified report has it that each of the state governments in the last few months has received additional N30bn from Federal Inland Revenue Service outside their normal allocations from the Federation Account to assist them in ameliorating the food situation. We believe that every state government should utilise the funds received towards ensuring that food is available in the country. So, the state governments have a lot to do. They are closer to the people and I do not want to mention local government because most of the local governments are controlled by the state governors.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VaQTQ0MGtc?si=tL4PQm1Oi2CEzCGM


Rubbish write up. You claim Akpabio exposed a governor but your write up is filled with one unconfirmed report and another.

Go find work. Blogging is not for you.

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