Claim(permalink)
Nigeria's budget has grown by only 14%, from U$27 billion in 2014 to $31 billion in 2025.
✓africa-check rating: not credible; published on 2025-01-30
Factors
veracity
not credible
Political Leaning
left political leaning
Emotion
sadness
Sentiment
neutral sentiment
Date published
2025-01-30
Entities
Kano StateUnited Nations Population FundIbrahim BabangidaNational Institute of Standards and TechnologyPublic administrationCriminologyDebt reliefExchange rateCocoa beanOyo StateEuropean CommissionPalm oilNileButterGovernment budget balanceKogi StateCapital expenditureNigerian nairaAnambra StateExternal debtAbujaGovernment debtAll Progressives CongressUNICEFCakeInternational Monetary FundBola TinubuEgyptWorld BankInflationLagosInsuranceUnited States dollarAfricaMalaysiaIndonesiaUnited NationsSouth AfricaNigeriaHealth and Social Care NetworkObadiahIfẹArise NewsEgyptian poundCocoa butterMoneyStructural adjustmentOne Man GangAkwa Ibom StateNational Bureau of Economic ResearchZariaEmma SmithBauchi StateAgricultural economicsTijaniyyahWeaningOpen UniversityGrey marketParis ClubWalter BenjaminDepreciationBalance sheetEconomy