Gịnị ka ị chọrọ ka emee gbasara ₦8.8 trillion mmefu ego ọha a na-edekọghị nke IMF chọpụtara?
Achọwo m ka e were ngwa ngwa mee ihe. National Assembly ga-ekpokọta nzukọ mberede maka nyocha banyere ihe IMF chọpụtara na-adịghị eyi oge, n'ihi na nke a bụ ihe mberede metụtara iwu obodo, ọ bụghị ihe a ga-ejikwa mkparịta ụka ndị nta akụkọ dozie. Achọwokwara m ka e nye Auditor-General of the Federation ikike ime nyocha zuru oke, nke onye ọ bụla na-enweghị iwu na ya, maka mmefu ego niile a na-ejighị gụnye na bọjet ahụ, dị ka IMF kwuru na akụkọ ya, ka e wepụtakwa ihe achọpụtara n'uju, na-enweghị nkewa ọ bụla, ka Naịjirịa ọ bụla hụ ya.
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The poverty of Nigerian citizens today is not fate. It is policy, or more precisely, it is the consequence of the absence of transparent, accountable, productive economic policy, replaced by the private management of public resources for political purposes under the Tinubu-led APC administration.
I hereby demand the following immediate actions from all relevant institutions:
One, the National Assembly must convene emergency investigative hearings on the IMF's findings without further delay. The revelation of ₦8.8 trillion in unrecorded public expenditures is a constitutional emergency, not a matter to be managed through ministerial press conferences or diplomatic qualifications.
Two, the Auditor-General of the Federation must be immediately empowered and directed to conduct a full, independent audit of all off-budget expenditures referenced in the IMF's Article IV consultation, and those findings must be published in their entirety and placed in the public domain without redaction.