Investigations showed that majority of the states were struggling to meeting up with the conditions set for disbursement of the loan facility, especially because they lack proper accountability.
A top government official who spoke with Punch stated that documents of the states that had applied for the loan facility were being reviewed by the Federal Government.
The source said barring any last minute change, an approval would be given by the Ministry of Finance to the seven states to access the fund through the bond market.
Some conditions for the loan were that a restriction would be placed on states borrowing from commercial banks; all states must publish their financial statements, budgets and the quarterly budget performance; states finances would no longer be shrouded in secrecy and items like security vote, feeding, travel among others would be made visible. No more secrecy in government money!







This is called transparency, if you are sure of yourself come and borrow. It's getting interesting.
ReplyDeleteNice one
ReplyDeleteCivil servants are really suffering, so other states naso dem go celebrate sallah?
ReplyDeleteWasnt expecting Fayose in, upon all his madness he still want bail out fund? yeye man.
ReplyDeleteHmmm,I know our man will nt meet up.EFCC should pls invite him oo
ReplyDeleteVery nice measure put in place here, love this.....let only those whom have met the requirement be given the loan.
ReplyDeleteIssorite
ReplyDeleteWell play..
ReplyDeleteSome state governors are feeding fat at the expense of poor masses, they lack what it takes to be accountable & transparent.
ReplyDeleteDats a good one
ReplyDeleteMeet bailout conditions and collect, what is the big deal?na to steal state money for personal interest una sabi.
ReplyDeletenice one Frm baba.
ReplyDelete#Olu,can you see?
wow dis is a welcome development, I love dis govt wit the way dey are tackling dis corruption thing
ReplyDeleteVery good,,,only d working states can benefit from it
ReplyDeleteThis is good initiative,I know my governor will not meet up with the requirements.
ReplyDeleteIt is a good move, FG should maintain the standard.
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