Kebbi APC challenges ADC over allegations of financial mismanagement by state govt
The Kebbi State chapter of the All Progressives Congress, APC, has dismissed the African Democratic Congress, ADC’s questions over the state’s finances, saying the administration of Governor Nasir Idris has executed projects across various sectors. The reaction followed the ADC’s questions over the implementation of the state’s 2025 budget and the difference between projected and […] Kebbi APC…
The Kebbi State chapter of the All Progressives Congress, APC, has dismissed allegations from the African Democratic Congress, ADC, about financial mismanagement by the state government. The APC's reaction came after the ADC questioned the implementation of the state's 2025 budget and discrepancies between projected and actual revenue and expenditure.
Speaking to journalists at the APC secretariat in Birnin Kebbi, Acting APC Chairman Adamu Mudi Augi outlined several projects completed under the governor's administration, including road dualisation, school rehabilitation, establishment of science and skills boarding schools, textbook procurement, and teacher recruitment. Augi also mentioned the upgrading of hospitals and primary healthcare centres, health worker recruitment, and the construction of a 250-unit housing estate in Kauran Gwandu.
The government had previously rejected ADC's allegations of financial mismanagement, stating that the difference between projected and actual revenue was due to unrealised revenue, not missing funds. Augi challenged the ADC to focus on the administration's projects and policies, urging the opposition party to debate the government's performance rather than inventing a fiscal mystery.
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