POLL: Who Do You Think Stole Nigeria’s 2016 Budget?

The case of the missing budget.

Written By: chioma

Last Updated January 14, 2016

So, to usher in a new year and kick things off, the documents which contains Nigeria’s 2016 budget went missing on the 12th of January. Submitted by the office of the Presidency in December to the National Assembly, the documents—which spell out about US$ 31 billion in spending disappeared into thin air.

This meant that the Nigerian Senate could not go ahead with the debate as planned. Nigerians and non-Nigerians alike had choice words to say about the situation.

#Nigeria 2016 Budget Missing? >>>> I guess they don't have soft copy abi? >> and Printer can't reprint from the original copy? @NGRSenate
— Káyọ̀dé Ògúndámisí 🇳🇬 (@ogundamisi) January 12, 2016

Dear non-Nigerians on my TL,

They say our Budget for 2016 has "been stolen"

And no, this is not April 1st.— Onye Nkuzi (@cchukudebelu) January 12, 2016

🎧 Who took my budget? My precious budget? I bought in Oyinbo market? For twenty kobo? I go die o, I go quench o! 🎧
— Funmi Iyanda (@Funmilola) January 12, 2016

https://twitter.com/AfricanCeleb/status/686991655740768257

https://twitter.com/fistvoices/status/687015444151156736

https://twitter.com/IsimaOdeh/status/686993230337077248

I know who stole Nigeria's budget after Nigeria claimed to have replaced RSA as largest economy on the continent 👇 pic.twitter.com/h3b9r4m4HP
— Bulelani Mfaco (@BulelaniMfaco) January 12, 2016

So we want to know, who could have done this?

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POLL: Who Do You Think Stole Nigeria’s 2016 Budget?

This meant that the Nigerian Senate could not go ahead with the debate as planned. Nigerians and non-Nigerians alike had choice words to say about the situation.

So we want to know, who could have done this?

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POLL: Who Do You Think Stole Nigeria’s 2016 Budget?

This meant that the Nigerian Senate could not go ahead with the debate as planned. Nigerians and non-Nigerians alike had choice words to say about the situation.

So we want to know, who could have done this?

About the Authors

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OUR MISSION

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