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SCANDALOUS! TINUBU’S GOVT COLLECTED N1.15 TRILLION FOR CAPITAL PROJECTS — SPENT ZERO, AND NOBODY CAN EXPLAIN WHERE THE MONEY IS. Nigeria is shaking right now. A damning video has surfaced showing one of the most embarrassing moments in the history of Nigerian fiscal accountability — and it involves the very people entrusted with managing your tax money.Here is what happened: Tinubu’s government received a whopping N1.15 trillion allocated for capital projects in 2025. Capital projects — meaning roads, hospitals, schools, infrastructure that ordinary Nigerians would actually feel and touch.
That money entered. But according to the video evidence making the rounds, the government spent exactly ZERO naira of it.Zero. Not N10 billion. Not N100 billion. Zero.Now here is where it gets truly embarrassing. When Finance Minister Wale Edun was put on the spot and asked the simple question — “where is the money?” — the man could not answer. Instead of standing before Nigerians with a straight face and explaining what happened to over one trillion naira, Edun did something that would be funny if it wasn’t so deeply insulting. He pointed fingers at the Minister of State for Finance, Doris, and said she had the answer.So let us understand this clearly.
The Finance Minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria — the man whose job it is to know where every kobo goes — does not know why there has been zero capital expenditure. He is referring Nigerians to his subordinate.This is not just incompetence. This is a full-blown accountability crisis happening in broad daylight, on camera, with video evidence.While Nigerians are suffering — roads are killing people, hospitals have no equipment, infrastructure is collapsing — N1.15 trillion meant to fix these problems is sitting somewhere, unspent or unaccounted for, and the Finance Minister cannot explain it.
Wole Soyinka once said the man dies in all who keep silent in the face of tyranny. Well, Nigerians are not keeping silent. The video is out. The questions are being asked.Wale Edun, where is the N1.15 trillion?
