CUPP faults N22.15bn palace projects allocation in 2026 budget
The CUPP secretary described the palace allocation as a misalignment of priorities and urged the government to reconsider its spending plans in favour of initiatives that address pressing economic concerns.
He said government policies should focus on improving the welfare of Nigerians, adding that traditional rulers would also benefit from stronger and more prosperous communities.
According to him, the effectiveness of government spending should be measured by its ability to improve the welfare of ordinary citizens through job creation, support for businesses and development of critical infrastructure.
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