Presidential spokesman, Ajuri Ngelale, has announced that President Tinubu has slashed travel expenditures for all government officials by 60 percent, both domestically and internationally.
The move is part of President Tinubu’s campaign promise to reduce government spending and curb financial corruption.
The announcement has sparked debate among Nigerian citizens, with some praising the president’s cost-saving measure, while others have expressed concern about the potential impact on diplomatic relations and government efficiency.
To reduce government spending on official travel, President Tinubu has reportedly issued a directive to cut the number of officials travelling with him and other government officials by 60 percent.
The directive, which was announced by the presidential spokesman, Ajuri Ngelale, will affect not only the president and vice president, but also their families and ministers.
Ngelale stated that the directive was made in an effort to reduce costs and improve efficiency in government. Many analysts have praised the move, as it will likely have a significant impact on the nation’s budget.
The presidential spokesperson, Ngelale, clarified that President Tinubu’s directive on slashing travel expenditures was not a request, but rather a firm order that must be followed.
He stated that not only the President and his staff, but also the Vice President and appointees, will be affected by the directive. The reduction in travel expenses is expected to be 60 percent across the board. The spokesperson further stated that the directive is intended to cut costs and improve efficiency in government.
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