A coalition of civil society organisations has concluded an evaluation of the financial performance regulatory compliance and mandate execution of five federal agencies and will publish its findings this month.
The Coalition of Civil Society Organisations for Accountability Transparency and the Rule of Law said the review covered the 2023-2026 fiscal cycle and examined public expenditure records procurement activities and compliance with regulatory requirements.
The coalition will present the findings to the media according to a statement jointly issued by the Initiative for Leadership and Economic Watch in Nigeria through its Executive Director Amb. Splendour Aironmwanbor Agbonkpolor who chairs the coalition.
The agencies covered by the evaluation are the National Youth Service Corps Galaxy Backbone Limited the National Primary Health Care Development Agency the National Information Technology Development Agency and the Federal Cooperative College Ibadan.
The coalition said the assessment was based on public expenditure records treasury datasets and corporate regulatory registries.
It added that the exercise aimed to promote transparency accountability and compliance with public financial management standards across government institutions.
‘Our objective is to encourage robust dialogue transparency and adherence to due process across all public institutions. We invite stakeholders media practitioners and public officers to engage objectively with the findings as we deliberate on strengthening public administration in Nigeria’ the coalition stated.