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Government Spending
6 May 2022
In August 2021, the Nigerian Institute of Quantity Surveyors estimated over 56,000 abandoned and uncompleted projects in Nigeria at N12 trillion. In today’s #YMonitorSpotlight, we spotlight […]
6 April 2022
With the reduced inflows and weak revenue-generating profile of the country, there are concerns that further indebtedness by the government may be unsustainable and could lead […]
31 January 2022
Although the present administration prides itself as being heavy in the war against corruption, Nigeria’s ranking on the Corruption Perception Index has continues to worsen with […]
14 January 2022
Despite warning by economic experts on the implications of Nigeria’s increasing debt profile, the federal government continues to rely on borrowing in financing its expenditures. And […]
14 January 2022
While there have been concerns over increase by the National Assembly of proposed budget figures, the recently signed 2022 Appropriation Bill wasn’t an exception. The initial […]
7 January 2022
President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday, 31st December 2021 signed the 2022 Appropriation Bill into law. According to the budget passed by the National Assembly in December, […]
26 July 2021
YMonitor accountability project is an initiative of The Future Project Africa (TFP), a developmental organisation dedicated to building a network of empowered citizens – through jobs, […]
7 May 2021
Nigeria is classified as a highly indebted poor country (HIPC), and it is also the continent’s most indebted nation – according to the Center For Global […]
7 May 2021
The 2021 national budget comprises 19,036 capital projects, out of which 316 projects were duplicated within 74 federal agencies spread across 23 ministries with a cumulative […]