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Labour Party Presidential Candidate Peter Obi Demands Transparency in Alleged Budget Padding

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Labour Party Presidential Candidate Peter Obi Demands Transparency in Alleged Budget Padding

2JR9PMD Peter Obi, Presidential candidate of the Labour Party, speaks during an interview with Reuters at his residence in Lagos, Nigeria August 18, 2022. REUTERS/Temilade Adelaja

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Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s presidential candidate in the 2023 elections, has raised concerns over the alleged padding of the 2024 budget with N3 trillion, calling it a breach of public trust. He urges both the National Assembly and the presidency to provide a public explanation for the discrepancies.

Obi expresses grave concern over the alleged padding of the 2024 budget with N3 trillion, emphasizing the need for transparency and accountability in public funds management. He highlights the discrepancy as particularly worrying, representing over 10% of the national budget and exceeding the combined budgets for education and health.

The former governor of Anambra calls for a public explanation from both the National Assembly and the presidency regarding the purpose and process of adding the alleged N3 trillion. He stresses that Nigerians deserve full accountability for all public funds entrusted to the government.

Obi criticizes the lack of transparency and accountability in managing public funds, stating that it breaches the trust of the Nigerian people. He underscores the importance of addressing the allegations of budget padding to ensure integrity and credibility in government operations.

Peter Obi’s demand for transparency and accountability in the alleged budget padding underscores the significance of upholding public trust and ensuring responsible governance. His call for a public explanation from both the National Assembly and the presidency reflects the need for transparency and openness in government processes. As Nigerians await clarification on the discrepancies, Obi’s stance highlights the importance of accountability in managing public funds.

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