In 2019, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) paid the sum of ₦508 billion on petrol subsidy. This spending lowered the revenue it should remit to the government coffers. By implication, for ...
Read moreThe Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) wrote off debts incurred by its subsidiary, the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company (NPDC), raising questions about fiscal prudence and commitment to the Extractive Initiative Transparency Initiative ...
Read moreIn the last six months, the price of petrol (PMS) has been uniform across states in the country compared to kerosene (HHK) and diesel (AGO), data released by the National Bureau of ...
Read moreNigeria‘s ambitious plans to deliver 40,000 MW electricity capacity from its Power Sector by 2020 have failed;Almost six years into the Buhari-led government, over ₦1.3 trillion has entered into the electricity sector ...
Read moreThe Ministry of Niger-Delta, headed by Godswill Akpabio awarded contracts to companies that did not meet the basic requirements set out in Section 16 (6) of the Public Procurement Act, 2007;Non-descriptive and ...
Read moreThe security budget features a 10.2% increase over the previous year, at ₦1.97 trillion::In all, Nigeria spent ₦8.05 trillion on national security in the last six years;But despite these annual increments to ...
Read moreThe Oyo state government refused to disclose its expenditure on the state's three major farm sites;This act is an obstruction to transparency and accountability in government spending;What’s more? Agriculture takes a pivotal ...
Read moreFMC Owerri made extra-budgetary payments of Personnel and also failed to remit 25% of its IGRThis act is a violation of Financial regulation and also attracts EFCC Investigation. Expert wants more of the ...
Read moreIn 2020, Dataphyte looks at the numbers that matter in the country, human interest stories, special reports, and investigations. Our stories covered health, education, agriculture, security, and the extractive sector. We exclusively ...
Read moreA total of 158 agencies scheduled for software acquisition and update in the 2021 budget;The total amount stands at ₦24.6 billion;A centralized approach would see the government spending less on software and ...
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