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APC Youths Allege Gov Kefas Spent N6.5bn On Foreign Trips

by John Mkom
7 months ago
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The All Progressive Congress (APC) Youths Vanguard has asked the Taraba State Governor Agbu Kefas to account for an alleged N6.5 billion spent on foreign trips since he assumed office in 2023.

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The publicity secretary, Rikwensi Muri, of the group said while seeking investment opportunities through the trips are important, it is disheartening that they have not resulted in any significant influx of foreign investment in the state.

Reacting however, Governor’s Adviser on Media and Digital Affairs, Emma Bello, said he won’t speak on the matter.

“I won’t comment. I don’t have to dignify everything with a comment”, Bello stated.

Nevertheless, the youths called on the governor to urgently direct any of his cabinet members to furnish the people of the state with benefits from the trips he embarked on for the purpose of accountability.

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Muri, in a statement, said “Last year’s report showed that the Taraba State Government expended more than 6.5 billion naira on foreign trips to attract foreign investments.

“As advocates for the youth and development of Taraba, we believe it is imperative to redirect our focus towards strategies that yield tangible benefits for our communities. The funds spent on these foreign trips could be better utilized in local initiatives that promote growth and development within the state.

“We urge the governor to critically evaluate the current approach to attracting investment and prioritize efforts that will deliver real outcomes for the people of Taraba. Our commitment to the success of our state remains strong, and we continue to pray for prosperity under his administration. We stand ready to support initiatives that truly uplift Taraba State and its citizens,” the group said.

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