Gịnị ka IMF chọpụtara banyere mmefu ego gọọmenti na Naịjirịa?
Nnyocha Nkwukọrịta Article IV nke IMF chọpụtara ₦8.8 trillion n'ego ọha na eze e mefuru nke edeghị ede, ọnụọgụ ndị a enwekwaghị esemokwu banyere ha. Ekwenyere m na gọọmentị nke na-achị n'izu nzuzo na-emefu ego n'izu nzuzo, gọọmentị nke na-emefu ego n'izu nzuzo anaghị achị, kama ọ na-apụnara ndị mmadụ ihe. Ekpebisiri m ike na anyị, dị ka ụmụ amaala na ụlọ ọrụ dị iche iche, ga-akpọlite uche jikọrọ aka ịchọ ka a na-aza ajụjụ, ka nke a ghara ịghọ ọnọdụ a nabatara, nke na-adịghị atụ mmadụ n'anya n'ọchịchị Naịjirịa.
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A government that governs in secret spends in secret. A government that spends in secret does not govern, it plunders. The Tinubu administration has been exposed, not by its political opponents and not by partisan advocacy, but by the International Monetary Fund, the most authoritative multilateral financial institution in the world, whose Article IV consultations carry the full weight of international economic credibility. The evidence is on the record. The figures are not in dispute.
The only question that now confronts every Nigerian citizen, every elected representative, and every democratic institution in this republic is whether we will summon the collective will to demand accountability, or whether we will allow ₦8.8 trillion in unrecorded public expenditure, built on the same architecture of fiscal concealment that defined Lagos under Tinubu to become the accepted, unremarkable condition of governance in Nigeria.