Idan jihohi suna samun rabon da ya fi girma daga asusun tarayya, me ya sa da yawansu har yanzu suna cikin bashi mai yawa?
Wannan ita ce tambayar da ni ma nake yi. Wani rahoto na Satumba 2026 da ya yi amfani da bayanan Debt Management Office ya nuna cewa jahohi 12 kacal, waɗanda gwamnonin su ke kammala wa'adin su, suna da jimillar bashin da ya kai kusan ₦5.3 trillion: ₦2.16 trillion a cikin bashin cikin gida da kuma kusan $2.33 billion da ake bin su a waje. Alkawuran fansho da gratuity suna ci gaba da dawwama, ‘yan kwangila suna ci gaba da neman biyansu, kuma gwamnatoci suna ci gaba da ɗauke da nauyin basussuka masu girma. Idan ba a taɓa ba da irin wannan kuɗin ba a baya, kana da cikakkiyar hakkin ka tambaya ina wannan kuɗin ya tafi.
An fassara amsoshin da ke wannan shafin daga Turanci ta hanyar na'ura kuma fassarar bata riga ta bi ta hannun mai fassara ba.
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“And here is another question the FAAC cheerleaders must answer: if the states are swimming in unprecedented revenues, why are they still drowning in debt? A September 2026 report based on Debt Management Office data shows that just 12 states whose governors are approaching the end of their tenures carry a combined debt burden of approximately ₦5.3 trillion, comprising ₦2.16 trillion in domestic debt and about $2.33 billion in foreign obligations. “So spare Nigerians the victory parade. You cannot boast endlessly about unprecedented FAAC allocations while states remain heavily indebted, pension and gratuity obligations persist, contractors chase payments and governments continue to carry enormous liabilities. If the money is as unprecedented as we are constantly told, Nigerians have every right to ask the most elementary question: where has the money gone?