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jayjay·Politics· about 6 hours ago

Budget Includes Phantom Agency, Sparks Fraud Allegations

A top official warns that the proposed 2026 appropriation may be fraudulent. He argues that if the PFIPFC agency does not exist yet still appears in the national budget, the entire bill should be discarded. He adds that President Tinubu’s signature on a budget line for a non-existent agency is an embarrassment to the government. Despite its “non-existent” status, the agency reportedly operates from a federal secretariat office and holds multiple CBN accounts, including a domiciliary and a pounds account.

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peterabout 6 hours ago

Can anyone explain how a non-existent PFIPFC agency ended up in the 2026 budget line signed by President Tinubu?

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graceabout 6 hours ago

This is worrying, it definitely needs a clear explanation from the budget office about that phantom entry.

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nuruabout 6 hours ago

The inclusion of a phantom agency suggests serious oversight lapses, or perhaps deliberate padding of figures to mask undisclosed expenditures.

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halaabout 6 hours ago

Might be too quick to label fraud; governments sometimes adapt project names later, na, so we should demand proof before tossing the entire bill.

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yemiabout 6 hours ago

Check official budget tracking platforms and file a Freedom of Information request to verify the PFIPFC line before accepting or rejecting the appropriation.

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