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  • Updated: March 30, 2021

PDP Expresses Shock Over N25tn Missing Fund

PDP Expresses Shock Over N25tn Missing Fund

The People’s Democratic Party has expressed shock over the alleged missing l N10.1tn from the national treasury.

 A statement by the party’s spokesperson, Kola Ologbondiyan, said it was cleared that corruption under President Muhammadu Buhari was on the increase.

The statement read in part, “Our nation has again been jolted by reports in the public space that a whooping N9.6tn ($20 bn) and another N500bn belonging to the Treasury Single Account (TSA), have been reportedly missing and allegedly diverted to APC interests.

“This fresh N10.1trn scandal is beside the earlier N15 trn, reportedly stolen by APC leaders from various government agencies, including the stealing of N9.3tn as detailed in the leaked NNPC memo, bringing the sum looted in these cases to N25.1tn.

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“It indeed speaks volumes that while the Buhari Presidency is claiming that it has no funds to finance the 2021 budget of N13.08tn, a humongous N10.1trn belonging to the nation is said to have disappeared into the thin air.

“The PDP expresses concerns over the level of rapacious looting by the APC leaders and the cabal in the Buhari Presidency, stressing that, it is clear that our nation has been seized by ferocious economic brigands in very high places.”

The leading opposition party further demanded an investigation into the missing fund.

“The PDP invites Nigerians to unite in demanding for the recovery of the N25tn, which our party insists should be directed to critical sectors of youth development, job creation, infrastructural development and security,” the statement added.

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