President Tinubu Defends Fairness in Project Allocation Across Nigeria
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has reaffirmed his administrationโs commitment to equitable development, insisting that every region of Nigeria is receiving fair attention in federal project distribution.
In a statement delivered by the Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, the Federal Government outlined a series of major infrastructure projects as evidence of this balanced approach. Among the highlighted projects are the LagosโCalabar Coastal Highway in the South and the SokotoโBadagry Superhighway in the Northโtwo initiatives described as cornerstones of the administrationโs inclusive growth strategy.
To further support its claim of equity, the government disclosed figures showing how funds have been allocated across Nigeriaโs six geopolitical zones. The North-West leads with โฆ5.97 trillion, followed by the South-South with โฆ2.41 trillion. The North-Central has received โฆ1.13 trillion, South-West (excluding Lagos) โฆ604 billion, South-East โฆ407 billion, and the North-East โฆ400 billion.
The Tinubu-led government has also established five new regional development commissions, alongside the newly created Federal Ministry of Livestock Development, aimed at addressing region-specific challenges and fostering long-term national cohesion.
These efforts, the Minister emphasized, are rooted in the Presidentโs โRenewed Hope Agenda,โ which seeks to build a more united, inclusive, and prosperous Nigeriaโwhere no region is left behind in national development.
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