Nigeria Splashes N83.5Billion On Presidential Amnesty Programme In 9 Months Amid Billions Paid To Ex-Militants

The Nigerian government spent N83.5 billion on the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP) between January and September 2025, according to the Federal Government’s Budget Expenditure and Fiscal Account for the first nine months of the year. The expenditure, recorded under recurrent non-debt spending, represents a substantial portion of the N115 billion allocated to the Presidential Amnesty…

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Five Companies Listed As Inactive On Nigeria’s CAC Portal Got N2.6Billion In Federal Govt Contracts, Payments In Two Months

At least five companies listed as “inactive” on the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) portal received a combined N2.6 billion in federal government contracts and contract-related payments between May and June 2026, raising questions about compliance checks in the award and payment of public contracts. An analysis of federal government payment records published on Govspend shows…

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Niger State Govt Spends N2.7Billion On Honorarium, Sitting Allowances, Releases Only N50Million For Water Projects In Six Months

The Niger State Government spent more than N2.69 billion on honorarium and sitting allowances during the first six months of 2026, while allocating only N50 million to the construction of water facilities and nothing to the rehabilitation of existing water infrastructure, according to an analysis of the state’s 2026 Second Quarter Budget Implementation Report. The…

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Amid Rising Insecurity, Nigerian Police Spend ₦402.8million On Burial Expenses In 14 Months

The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) disbursed a total of ₦402.8million on burial expenses for its commands and formations over a 14-month period, according to an analysis of payment records on Govspend, highlighting the financial toll that the country’s persistent security challenges continue to impose on the force.  The expenditure, spread across eight separate payments between…

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