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Presidency Challenges Makinde’s N250bn NLNG Dividends Claim – Nigerian Business

The latest claim by Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, regarding a supposed N250bn NLNG dividend per state has sparked controversy, with the Presidency dismissing the assertion as false and illogical. According to multiple news sources, the Presidency has questioned the validity of Makinde’s claim, stating that it does not align with the realities of the Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) dividend distribution process. This development has led to a heated exchange between the Governor and the Presidency, with Makinde demanding answers and clarification. The Presidency’s denial of the claim has raised questions about the accuracy of Makinde’s statement and the sources of his information. As the story unfolds, Nigerians are eagerly awaiting a response from the relevant authorities to clear the air on the issue.

Sources:
1. Nigeria Business – Google News
2. Nigeria Business – Google News
3. Premium Times Nigeria
4. Vanguard News
5. Punch Newspapers – Latest News

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