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The Federal government says that ā¦573 billion shared among state governments was shared among the 36 state governors and the FCT Ministry, contrary to reports that ā¦570 billion was shared to each state, under the World Bank-supported NG-Cares programme.
The explanation was offered by the Federal government through a statement made available by the Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris.
The Minister clarified that the state Chief Executives did not get ā¦570 billion each from the federal government, adding that the federal government shared ā¦573 billion between the 36 state governors and the Ministry of Federal Capital Territory from the end of 2023 to July 2024.
According to to him, the money was a reimbursement under the World Bank-supported NG-Cares programme.
The Ministerās caution against fake followed a report by an online medium that each state received N570 billion each from the federal government.
The state reads: āFrom December last year reach August this year, the money each governor collected from the federal government is ā¦570 billion as additional support. ā
āAt no time did I say that State Governors received ā¦570 Billion each from the Federal Government.
āWhat the States and the FCT collectively received in reimbursements between the end of 2023 and July 2024, under the World Bank-supported NG-CARES program, is a total of ā¦573 Billion Naira, as follows:
āā¦135.4B in late 2023, and ā¦438.36B last month. These numbers are in the public domain, in the spirit of transparency, and should not be the subject of distortion or sensationalism in the media.ā
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