#2021Budget: Buratai’s Nigerian Army budgets ₦2.9 billion to Kit its Personnel Despite the current revenue setback and budgeting with increasing deficit, the Nigerian Army budgeted ₦2.9 billion for kitting in 2021. In ...
Read moreBesides some questionable acquisitions, the NSCDC’s dealings left qualified contractors out of the bid circle. Further aggravating the situation was the agency’s decision to use five unregistered contractors; a move it had ...
Read moreA recent Dataphyte analysis questioned the outcome and implementation of government-mandated Judicial panels of inquiry, following EndSARS demonstrations. Today, however, we observe seven states neglected to even take said first steps. Only ...
Read moreRather than be the mother of all sectors, the Agric industry seems to follow the shady trails of other MDAs observed in the open treasury portal. Featuring duplicated expenditure worth over ₦3bn, ...
Read moreHIV/AIDS shows that it's still a concern with 45,000 casualties as at last year. And Nigeria records the lowest GTI in almost a decade, despite an increasing spate in civilian-targeted terrorism. Sani ...
Read moreNigeria accords the same regard for Cleaning as it does Research and Development. This is true for the Ministry of Defence who allocated ₦32.9m for Cleaning and Fumigation; earmarking ₦35.6m for Research ...
Read moreThe Senate petitions the Executive for 1% of VAT to aid reconstruction following EndSARS destruction. Elsewhere, we continue with investigations into Fashola, who keeps digging his hole. Travelling to the US remains ...
Read moreSince 2010, the budget for education in Oyo state has never been over 18% of the total budget. In a twist, Governor Makinde increased allocation to 22%, confirming his resolve to revamp ...
Read moreAso Villa budgeted over ₦25bn for maintaining its electricity and plumbing since 2016. And now it has budgeted ₦4.85bn for the coming year, at a time of economic uncertainty; all the while ...
Read moreJust when Nigerians were adjusting to eased restrictions, Coronavirus shows that it's not yet an afterthought with 138 infected Corpers and a 295 case load hike. In other news, Nigeria met 99% ...
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