The President possesses comprehensive knowledge regarding the root causes of fund leakages within the country. These leakages stem from various sources, ranging from the bloated budgets allocated to presidential, gubernatorial, and vice-presidential maintenance expenses, to the excessive number of aides appointed by ministers and members of the National Assembly, including both senators and representatives. Additionally, mismanagement of government funds by political office holders exacerbates the issue, contributing to financial inefficiencies and resource misallocation.

However, rather than addressing these fundamental issues, the current government appears to be diverting attention towards agencies and departments that have been neglected and rendered inefficient by the very same administration. This diversionary tactic poses a significant risk, as it allows crucial resources and focus to be directed away from addressing the systemic problems at the heart of the nation's financial challenges.

Furthermore, there is a concerning trend where instead of leveraging these agencies and departments to serve the public interest, there is a fear that they may be deliberately undermined or even collapsed. This raises serious concerns about the government's commitment to effective governance and prudent financial management.

The collapse of these agencies, rather than their revitalization and effective utilization, would not only squander valuable resources but also hinder future efforts to track and account for recovered funds. Without transparency and accountability in how these funds are utilized, there is a risk that the public will remain unaware of the true impact and benefits of any purported reforms or measures undertaken by the government.

A striking parallel can be drawn with the issue of fuel subsidy removal, where despite promises of alleged benefits and efficiencies, the actual outcomes and utilization of the saved funds remain shrouded in ambiguity. This lack of transparency only serves to deepen public skepticism and erode trust in the government's ability to manage public finances responsibly.

In light of these challenges, it is imperative for the government to prioritize genuine reform efforts aimed at addressing the root causes of fund leakages and financial mismanagement. This entails not only scrutinizing expenditure at the highest levels of government but also fostering a culture of accountability and transparency across all branches and agencies. Only through concerted and sincere efforts can the nation hope to achieve meaningful progress towards fiscal sustainability and good governance.

The Report will be reviewed before being implemented. Tinubu is not a dummy like Goatluck Jonathan, Mumumodu Buhari or Peter Agulu Obituary

naija4life247:
The Report will be reviewed before being implemented. Tinubu is not a dummy like Goatluck Jonathan, Mumumodu Buhari or Peter Agulu Obituary

Buhari the dullest among the names mentioned is a million miles ahead of your Tinubu in IQ...!!

Floky215:


Buhari the dullest among the names mentioned is a million miles ahead of your Tinubu in IQ...!!

I need to see your medical certificate of mental fitness because you don't sound mentally stable