The Nigerian Presidency reportedly spent N37.6 billion on foreign trips within three years, according to a new report.

The figure covers expenses linked to international travels by the President and other top government officials during the period under review.

The report has renewed discussions about the cost of governance and government spending on foreign engagements.

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Critics may question whether such spending is justified amid Nigeria’s economic challenges and calls for greater fiscal discipline.

The Presidency’s foreign trips are often linked to diplomatic meetings, international summits, investment drives and other official engagements.

The latest figures are expected to fuel further debate over government expenditure and the need for transparency in public spending.

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