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JuliusMacaulay 🇳🇬
@JuliusMacaulay
Lover of Jesus Christ, Family Man and an Entrepreneur. Document Management & Process Automation Expert, Managing Director @TecresTNL





























Today's big Question; Where is the N129.5bn? Nigeria’s last population census was conducted in 2006. Two decades later, the country still does not have updated data about how many people live here. Yet between February 2022 and December 2023, we tracked that N129.5bn was paid for different activities related to the conduct of the truncated population census. So our simple question: Where did the money go? Since March 2, 2026, we have written to the National Population Commission requesting clarification on how these funds were spent but till today, there has been no response. However, our independent tracking has revealed that funds were spent on items such as: • N118.38bn for Personal Digital Assistants and Accessories • N2.47bn for Hilux vehicles • N499.8m for power banks • N106.19m for an e-recruitment portal Yet Nigerians still do not know the full details, outcomes, or the current status of the census exercise. This is not just about numbers, without accurate population data: 📌 Children end up in overcrowded classrooms 📌 Hospitals and Primary Health Centres are under provided 📌 Governments struggle to allocate resources fairly 📌 Social programmes are designed with guesswork instead of evidence 📌 Development planning and representation suffer Behind every statistic are real people whose needs are not properly counted, N129.5bn is public money and Nigerians deserve answers. We call on the @Census2023 to publicly clarify these expenditures. We also urge @officialEFCC, @icpcnigeria and the @nassnigeria to take interest in this matter and ensure that public funds meant for the national census are transparently accounted for. Because a country cannot plan its future without knowing its people. #publicfundsmustworkforthegoodofthepeople #Askquestions

DisCo Load | 21 Mar 2026 | 10:27 AM AbujaDisCo - 514 MW EkoDisCo - 433 MW IbadanDisCo - 321 MW BeninDisCo - 217 MW EnuguDisCo - 208 MW IkejaDisCo - 208 MW PHarcourtDisCo - 187 MW KanoDisCo - 181 MW KadunaDisCo - 169 MW JosDisCo - 151 MW YolaDisCo - 80 MW Total - 2,669 MW








