Presidency’s Forex Bill Hits N34bn In Two Years, As Travel Costs Draw Scrutiny

[Aljazirah - Nigeria] - 3/02/2026

By Yahaya Umar At least N34.39bn was spent by the Presidency on foreign exchange purchases for international travel and related official obligations between 2024 and 2025, according to data compiled from GovSpend, the public expenditure tracking platform managed by BudgIT. The records, covering (…)

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