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A fresh controversy has erupted over Nigeria's 2026 Appropriation Act after a purported government body, the Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council (PFIPC), was found to have received a budget allocation of ₦1.302 billion despite the presidency insisting that the agency does not exist. The disputed council was listed under the presidency's budget with funds earmarked for personnel, overhead, and capital expenditure. However, the Office of the Chief of Staff to the President had earlier disowned the agency, describing it as fictitious and warning the public against dealing with individuals claiming to represent it. The development has raised widespread concerns about Nigeria's budget process, with many Nigerians questioning how a non-existent agency was captured in the national budget. The presidency says security agencies are investigating the matter, while civil society groups and opposition figures have called for a thorough, independent probe to determine how the allocation was approved and whether any public funds have been disbursed. Investigations are ongoing.
A fresh controversy has erupted over Nigeria's 2026 Appropriation Act after a purported government body, the Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council (PFIPC), was found to have received a budget allocation of ₦1.302 billion despite the presidency insisting that the agency does not exist. The disputed council was listed under the presidency's budget with funds earmarked for personnel, overhead, and capital expenditure. However, the Office of the Chief of Staff to the President had earlier disowned the agency, describing it as fictitious and warning the public against dealing with individuals claiming to represent it. The development has raised widespread concerns about Nigeria's budget process, with many Nigerians questioning how a non-existent agency was captured in the national budget. The presidency says security agencies are investigating the matter, while civil society groups and opposition figures have called for a thorough, independent probe to determine how the allocation was approved and whether any public funds have been disbursed. Investigations are ongoing.
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