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Just In: President Tinubu Cuts Official Traveling Expenditure By 60%

January 9, 2024
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In a move aimed at fiscal responsibility, President Tinubu has implemented a substantial 60% reduction in the travel expenses of government officials, both domestically and internationally.

This directive was disclosed by Ajuri Ngelale, the presidential spokesman, during a briefing with State House Correspondents on Tuesday at the Presidential Villa in Abuja,

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Speaking to reporters, Ngelale emphasized the sweeping nature of the decision, stating, “Tinubu has directed that all state entourages be drastically reduced.”

READ ALSO: Economy: Obi Warns About Danger Of Piling Up Debts By Tinubu’s Govt

The cost-cutting measure is intended to streamline official travel, impacting the offices of the President, Vice President, First Lady, and ministers alike.

President Tinubu’s proactive measure reflects a commitment to prudent financial management in government operations, signaling a concerted effort to curb unnecessary expenses amidst the country’s economic landscape.

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