Plateau Govt Denies N10.11bn Travel Funds for Governor
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- The Plateau State Government has refuted claims that ₦10.11 billion allocated for travel and transportation was spent by Governor Caleb Mutfwang or the Government House.
- The government stated the funds were not specifically for the governor or his immediate office.
- This clarification addresses public concerns regarding the substantial travel expenditure reported for the first half of 2026.
The Plateau State Government has issued a clarification regarding a reported expenditure of ₦10.11 billion on travel and transportation between January and June 2026.
Contrary to initial interpretations, the government asserts that these funds were not directly incurred by Governor Caleb Mutfwang or the Government House. The statement aims to correct the public's understanding of the allocation and use of these significant travel funds.
While the specific breakdown of how the ₦10.11 billion was utilized remains detailed elsewhere, this announcement focuses on distancing the governor's office from the entirety of the reported sum. The government's clarification seeks to manage public perception and provide a more precise accounting of its financial activities related to travel and transportation.
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