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“It’s A Crime Scene Always In Nigeria Like A Gulag Archipelago”- Oseni Rufai Faults President Tinubu For Defending Senators Over Budget Padding Allegations Busted By Senator Ningi, Others
“It’s A Crime Scene Always In Nigeria Like A Gulag Archipelago”- Oseni Rufai Faults President Tinubu For Defending Senators Over Budget Padding Allegations Busted By Senator Ningi, Others....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Written By Oshiobugie John
Renowned political commentator, Oseni Rufai, has strongly rebuked President Tinubu for aligning himself with Senate President Godswill Akpabio and other individuals accused of inflating the 2024 budget by a staggering sum of 6 trillion. READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE
Just over two weeks ago, The BBC aired contentious allegations against members of the Red Chamber, implicating them in the act of padding the 2024 budget.
In a contentious stance, President Tinubu staunchly defended the budget padding, asserting that those leveling the accusations lack basic arithmetic skills.
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“A very padded budget and the president springs to the defense of the lawmakers with numerous frivolous projects, yet Ningi is the fall guy. It’s a crime Scene always in Nigeria like a gulag archipelago . We will be waiting to see those over 100m boreholes”, the Arise Tv Anchor said via his X handle.
Source: Bushradiogist
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