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‘It never happened’ NGF dismisses alleged disbursement of N243.8bn

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Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) on Friday dismissed a report on the N243.8 billion allegedly disbursed to the subnational governments.

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The Forum’s position was contained in a statement titled: ‘Re: Alleged disbursement of N243.8bb to States’, issued by its Head, Media & Public Affairs, Abdulrasaque Bello-Barkindo who warned the faceless promoter of the controversial information against heating the polity amidst daunting security challenges.

He said: “The announcement making the rounds that disbursement of N243.8 billion to States in the month of August has been made, has come to the attention of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum as a surprise.

“The Nigeria Governors’ Forum wishes to state categorically that nothing can be farther from the truth as this disbursement did not happen and could not have happened as there are no further possibilities, that they can happen now, or in the future.

“The so-called disbursement is, therefore, a big lie and a figment of the imagination of its author. The lie is further accentuated by the fact that the announcer has remained anonymous and to all intents and purposes, faceless.

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“If it were true and the announcer sure of his facts, he would have owned the announcement in case anyone wanted to verify the information. But alas!

“The faceless announcer of the fake disbursement, is apparently, completely oblivious of, or even clueless, about how the Paris Club refunds came about. This ignorance is either a sincere lack of knowledge of the process, or a deliberate effort to cause confusion in the land.

“The Paris Club is not a Reserve from where the Federal Government can dip its hands and share monies to States. It was a cumulative over-payment of debts by States, which was been refunded.

“The NGF therefore wishes to call on the announcer to desist from spreading malicious, mischievous and false information to the Nigerian public especially where it involves money, as such could undermine the nation’s stability, especially at this inauspicious time when our finances are lean and security temperament is fragile.

“There are myriads of ways to encourage the population to call their leadership to account but stoking the embers of discord by dishing out false information as funds that have been disbursed to states is doing the states, the governors, and the citizens, as a whole, a disservice or even a calamity that no responsible citizen invites on his people,” he noted.

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