Nigerian Governor Makinde Denies Receiving Alleged N50 Billion Federal Government Funds

Nigerian Governor Seyi Makinde denies allegations by former Governor Ayodele Fayose that the Federal Government provided him with N50 billion. Makinde clarifies that no such funds were disbursed, especially after the Bodija explosion in January 2024.
Despite promises of support, only N30 billion was released, with the remaining N20 billion withheld due to undisclosed reasons. Makinde emphasizes transparency in managing relief funds and plans for reconstruction.
The dispute highlights political tensions and accountability issues in Nigeria's governance.
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