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Unravelling the Scams that Plunged Nigeria Into Debt Trap – THISDAYLIVE

Unravelling the Scams that Plunged Nigeria Into Debt Trap – THISDAYLIVE
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Unravelling the Scams that Plunged Nigeria Into Debt Trap

Unravelling the Scams that Plunged Nigeria Into Debt Trap
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State police tops Nigerians' wish list for 10th NASS | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News — Nigeria — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

When the 10th National Assembly kicks off the business of lawmaking, Nigerians expect it to enact pronto, laws that would curb insecurity, ensure judicious use of revenue, uplift the living standards of citizens, and strengthen the federating units.

FG: We Saved over  N10trn Through Treasury Single Account Implementation – THISDAYLIVE

FG: We Saved over  N10trn Through Treasury Single Account Implementation – THISDAYLIVE
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As Nigeria Borrows to Finance Wastes

BUSINESS/Perspective Nigeria is in dire economic straits and in one of its worst economic crises in its history as recently warned by the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund last December. It is so bad that in November the Budget Office stated that 428 of Nigeria’s over 600 agencies would be unable to pay November salaries. In 2015, in order to reduce waste and cost of governance, the Oransanye report recommended the scrapping and merger of many of these federal agencies. For more than 5 years, the Buhari administration continues to fund these mostly moribund, obsolete, ineffective ,duplicated, unnecessary agencies many replete with mismanagement and corruption. How can a country that houses 87 million extremely poor people, the highest in the world, be financing 14 Space agencies? This is a picture of President Buhari’s 2021 budget proposals for a few of these agencies many with personnel costs (P) ranging from 90% to 100% of their total budgetary allocations. Quite

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