IMF’s extrabudgetary spending claims spark fresh calls for Tinubu’s resignation

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Obi questions Tinubu’s overseas trips, demands tangible economical gains

Recent disclosures by the International Monetary Fund regarding monolithic off-budget expenditures person intensified governmental headwinds for President Bola Tinubu, prompting

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