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Nigerians kick as Gov Idris distributes 24 new SUVs to Kebbi lawmakers
The Kebbi State Governor, Nasir Idris, has distributed 24 brand-new Toyota Fortuner SUVs to members of the Kebbi State House of Assembly.
The announcement was made on Tuesday at the Kebbi State House of Assembly, as reported by the Governor on X, where he commended the lawmakers for their diligence, he lauded the lawmakers on their diligence.
However, the distribution to Kebbi lawmakers has stirred concerns and tension online, with Nigerians calling out the government for incurring such expenses amid the current economic hardships involving naira devaluation and forex crisis. Some users on X lamented that the government was also not supporting local made-in-Nigeria vehicle manufacturers. The controversy surrounding the distribution has ignited discussions about fiscal responsibility and resource allocation in the face of economic challenges
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