Governor Babagana Umara Zulum’s 2026 “Budget of Sustained Recovery” has come under fire for a ₦900 million furniture allocation.
&format=webp)
A long line of internally displaced persons (IDPs), mostly women and children, waiting for aid at a camp in Borno State, Nigeria
And the so called senate president of Nigeria says there’s no adequate funding for the military 😂 Nigeria is indeed a zoo to these politicians citizens are nothing but animals. 2027 we are coming💪🏾
— Mr. P (@MERRIMENT101) May 6, 2026
Priorities matter. In a state still battling insecurity, spending N900m on furniture raises serious questions about judgment and accountability.
— Bukason | Trend Analyst (@Bukason222) May 6, 2026
This is concerning. At a time when Borno is still battling insurgency and many citizens face hardship, allocating N900 million for tables and cushion chairs raises serious questions about spending priorities. The focus should be on security, infrastructure, and improving the…
— kincaid🥀 (@_kincaid__) May 6, 2026
&format=webp)
Hon. Abdulkarim Lawan