NNPC’s N7.13tn: What does Nigeria have to show for it, ADC asks
The opposition party also demanded details of all spending on pipeline surveillance and energy security since President Tinubu assumed office in May 2023, including how much had been spent, who received the contracts, how much was paid, the results achieved and whether any independent value-for-money assessment had been carried out.
While acknowledging that protecting Nigeria’s oil and gas infrastructure is a legitimate national priority, the party maintained that security-related expenditure should not be exempt from public scrutiny.13 trillion recorded as energy security expenditure in the company’s audited 2024 financial statements, saying Nigerians deserve to know what the country has to show for the spending.
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