The failure to publish the Audit Report in a timely manner and non-disclosures of broad parameters of fiscal policies continue to affect Nigeria's ranking on budget transparency. A new survey by the ...
Read moreNigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI) in its latest report said the solid minerals sector contributed ₦52.75 Billion to federation revenue in 2017. This represents a twenty-one (21) percent increase on the ...
Read moreNigeria is a country blessed with many resources. A young vibrant population, abundant mineral resources (which are either not fully explored or whose potentials are exploited by only a few in power). ...
Read moreThe Nigeria Extractive Industries and Transparency Initiative (NEITI) audit report shows that Akwa Ibom State spent a total of NGN947 billion out of NGN1,515 billion of her total revenue on capital expenditure ...
Read moreThe latest audit report of Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI) has revealed that the Federal Government denied the National Emergency Management Authority (NEMA) of its statutory share of the Ecology fund to ...
Read moreFederal Government's need to investigate 137 billion naira unaccounted for by the PEF Management Board.
Read moreAt least 1.534 trillion naira has been received by the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) since its inception in 2001. This amount was allocated to the NDDC for expenditures on projects to ...
Read moreTwo separate audit reports by the Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative have revealed the Nigerian government diverted a whopping sum of N908.63 billion meant for the Natural Resource Development in ten years. ...
Read moreThe Ministry of Justice, saddled with the duty of interpreting the Nigeria Constitution and sanctioning defaulters, has been found wanting in its financial appropriation, a 2016 Auditor General report has revealed. The ...
Read moreThe Nigeria Ministry of Defence has failed to provide credible evidence of financial expenses amounting to N261,474,766 (two hundred and sixty-one million, four hundred and seventy-four thousand, seven hundred tand sixty-six naira), ...
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