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Active Citizen Question of the Day❓ Have you registered for your voter's card?

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This is where citizen-to-citizen engagement comes in. We all need to engage the people around us, share the right information, and remind them that not voting creates the exact outcome they’re worried about. #GetInvolved

Jola@Jollz

Just asked the babes that work at the store where I buy boba tea if they have their pvc and all of them said their vote doesn’t count 😩😩😩. People are so demoralized

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Adedayo Agarau@adedayoagarau

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Active Citizen 👏🏼

This is connected to Google Maps to help you find the Inec office in your LGA.

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We’ve talked about girls’ education for years. So why are so many girls still out of school? At BudgIT, we’re done circling the problem. We’re driving action. Last month, we were in Ibadan, Oyo State, bringing policymakers, educators, and community voices into one room with a clear message: Fund girl-child education. Across our focus states, we’re pushing for stronger accountability and sustained investment where it matters most. The work is ongoing and our goal is clear. Real change must show up in the budgets. #FundHerFuture #GirlChildEducation #MalalaFund

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🗣️Dear Nigerians, Our country’s health budget is growing. On paper, everything looks like progress. But when you zoom in, the story changes. Trillions are approved, but somehow Nigerians are still the ones funding their own survival. From ₦635bn in 2021 to ₦2.83tn in 2025, the numbers climbed, before dipping to ₦2.46tn in 2026. Across states, ₦26.52tn was approved, but only ₦17.88tn was spent. Out of ₦1.97tn allocated to health, just ₦1.18tn was used. #AskQuestions #GetInvolved

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Tracka@TrackaNG·14h

Health budget is growing but today, the people of Akarabata, Modakeke in Osun state cannot leave their house and get instant medical care🤨 The only “facility” in a community of over 5000 Nigerians is in complete ruins! At what point do we stop to remember that numbers on papers are lives of young and old, women and children that cannot just be discarded?? Your urgent attention is needed to renovate this facility NOW: Gov @AAdeleke_01, @Osun_State_Gov @NphcdaNG ‼️ #FixOurPHCs

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Nigerians, this is why we must keep asking questions. Are we underfunding health, or are we under-using what we already have? Why are these numbers not translating into actual care? #GetInvolved #AskQuestions #HealthFinancing

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Our hospitals are without equipment. Projects never get completed. People are paying out of pocket for what should already be covered. At the federal level, capital health spending has struggled too, with utilisation not exceeding 40% in recent years. So the issue is clear. Money is not the only problem. Execution is. #GetInvolved #AskQuestions

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🗣️Dear Nigerians, Our country’s health budget is growing. On paper, everything looks like progress. But when you zoom in, the story changes. Trillions are approved, but somehow Nigerians are still the ones funding their own survival. From ₦635bn in 2021 to ₦2.83tn in 2025, the numbers climbed, before dipping to ₦2.46tn in 2026. Across states, ₦26.52tn was approved, but only ₦17.88tn was spent. Out of ₦1.97tn allocated to health, just ₦1.18tn was used. #AskQuestions #GetInvolved

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🗣️ Dear Active Citizens, We hope you can see this. Get your PVC and #GetInvolved.

Ravanjie@Ravanjie

PVC registration took all of 20 mins. Something that i was certain would waste my whole entire day. All that's left is to get the card in July. And then vote.

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Nobody checks their government’s budget the way they check their bank alerts 👀 Yet every year, trillions of your money is allocated, spent, and sometimes mismanaged quietly, without your knowledge. The roads that are not built. The hospitals that are not equipped. The projects that exist only on paper. It all starts with a budget you have never read. You track your debit alerts to the last kobo. The government’s spending deserves the same energy. Start tracking your money now: govspend.ng #FollowtheMoney #GetInvolved

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The problem is the gap between power and accountability. Leaders act without consequence, and too many citizens have been conditioned to endure rather than demand better. Bad governance thrives where accountability is weak and expectations are low. The moment citizens consistently demand answers and systems begin to enforce consequences, things will shift. #GetInvolved #AskQuestions

ỌBA DÉLÉKÈ  👑@ObaDeleke

Who is the problem? Our parents? The government? Us?

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Nigeria is known for resilience. Maybe it’s time we became known for demanding better. We cannot keep adapting to systems that should be working. #GetInvolved #AskQuestions

Derah@Derahobs

France is known for Hermes, Chanel and Dior. Italy is known for Gucci. What is your country known for?

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This!!! It’s been refreshing seeing young Nigerians call out bad governance and demand better but we also have to show up where it counts. Real change takes getting involved and exercising our civic responsibility. We cannot demand better outcomes while opting out of the process that determines them.

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Most youths don’t even have PVC 😂😂 we still never serious, fr. Those market men and women we mock for selling their votes for 2k and a bowl of rice , all of them have PVCs. You, a graduate running four jobs at 24 and still can’t afford rent, are facing the consequences of bad governance more than them. still no get PVC because “the process is stressful.”

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Tracka@TrackaNG·2d

The Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway is not just about building a road. It is raising deep accountability and governance concerns that cannot be ignored. Beyond the headlines, several critical issues stand out: - Unclear total project cost and limited public disclosure on procurement process. - Demolitions and displacement of businesses and livelihoods with concerns around compensation. - Environmental risks to coastal communities, wetlands, and long term climate impact. - Phased commissioning that raises questions about political optics versus actual project completion. - Uncertainty around project design, scope, and long term maintenance plan. At Tracka, we have joined many well-meaning Nigerians in demanding answers. We submitted a Freedom of Information request to @FMWNIG through the office of the minister @DaveUmahi to seek clarity on these issues since March 2, yet no response has been received to date. This lack of transparency weakens public trust and raises further concerns about how large-scale infrastructure projects are being managed. Public projects of this magnitude must be open, accountable, and people-centred. Citizens deserve to know the true cost, the process, and the long-term impact. We will continue to #followtheprojects and demand accountability because #publicfundsmustworkforthegoodofthepeople. #askquestions

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🗣️ Dear Nigerians, @TrackaNG submitted a Freedom of Information request on March 2, asking for clarity on the cost, process, and key details of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway project. We are asking these questions because projects of this scale involve public funds and have real implications for communities, livelihoods, and the environment. Nigerians deserve to know how decisions are made and how resources are being used. Till date, there has been no response. #AskQuestions #GetInvolved

Tracka@TrackaNG

The Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway is not just about building a road. It is raising deep accountability and governance concerns that cannot be ignored. Beyond the headlines, several critical issues stand out: - Unclear total project cost and limited public disclosure on procurement process. - Demolitions and displacement of businesses and livelihoods with concerns around compensation. - Environmental risks to coastal communities, wetlands, and long term climate impact. - Phased commissioning that raises questions about political optics versus actual project completion. - Uncertainty around project design, scope, and long term maintenance plan. At Tracka, we have joined many well-meaning Nigerians in demanding answers. We submitted a Freedom of Information request to @FMWNIG through the office of the minister @DaveUmahi to seek clarity on these issues since March 2, yet no response has been received to date. This lack of transparency weakens public trust and raises further concerns about how large-scale infrastructure projects are being managed. Public projects of this magnitude must be open, accountable, and people-centred. Citizens deserve to know the true cost, the process, and the long-term impact. We will continue to #followtheprojects and demand accountability because #publicfundsmustworkforthegoodofthepeople. #askquestions

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If demanding accountability is what they call “de-marketing Nigeria,” then we need to question if they really want this country to work. Calling for better systems is how countries grow and we will continue to remind Nigerians to #AskQuestions.

@BudgITng They will say you are de-marketing Nigeria.

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DAWN Commission@DAWNCommission

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We are deeply saddened by the passing of Mr. Abiodun Oladipo. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends, and the entire @DAWNCommission team during this difficult time. His dedication, leadership, legacy and impact will never be forgotten. May his soul rest in perfect peace. 🤍 🤍

With deep sadness and heavy hearts, we announce the passing of our valued colleague, Mr. Abiodun Oladipo (2nd January 1982 – 9th April 2026), after a brief illness. He was 44 years old. As Head of Programmes, Biodun was pivotal to DAWN Commission's regional integration agenda, a task to which he dedicated himself wholeheartedly since joining us in 2016. He tirelessly crisscrossed the six South-West states, forging connections and building bridges that advanced our collective vision for regional integration and development. Beyond his professional contributions, Biodun was deeply admirable and served as a mentor to many of us. His guidance, warmth, and unwavering commitment to excellence left an indelible mark on all who had the privilege of working with him. We are heartbroken by this profound loss and extend our deepest sympathies to his family during this difficult time. In accordance with the family's wishes, Mr. Oladipo will be laid to rest in a private burial ceremony. May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace. — Management and Staff of DAWN Commission

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🗣️ Dear Nigerians, This is why we all have to become Active Citizens. No more staying silent or adapting. A working country takes all of us speaking up, asking questions, and refusing to accept less. #GetInvolved

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Active Citizen Question of the Day ❓ FAAC meetings are like a national group chat. But what does FAAC actually stand for? Before you guess, watch the first episode of BudgIT Games on YouTube. BudgIT Games is a game show series that tests young citizen’s knowledge of public finance. Tag all your Public Finance nerds, they will love this one. Watch full video here: youtube.com/watch?v=fPymEl… #StayInformed #BudgITGames

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