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My administration will prioritise prudence while using public resources – Gov. Buni

My administration will prioritise prudence while using public resources – Gov. Buni

Story from Sa’adatu MAINA, Damaturu

Yobe State Governor, Mai Mala Buni, said his administration would continue to apply prudence in the use of public resources to ensure that there is value for money on all policies and programmes executed by the state government.

This is contained in a statement by Governor Buni’s Director General, Press and Media Affairs, Mamman Mohammed.

According to the statement, Buni stated this while reacting to the Paradigm Leadership Support Initiative report on the performance of Nigerian states on Subnational Audit Efficacy index 2022 in which Yobe State emerged as the Second Best Performing state in Nigeria.

The governor said that his administration will also sustain the leading position in accountability, transparency and Public Finance Auditing as rated by the State Fiscal Transparency Accountability and Sustainability (SFTAS) a World Bank assisted-programme, and the Paradigm Leadership Support Initiative.

The report which assessed the operational level of transparency and accountability in management of public funds and implementation of public policies in the 36 states, scored Yobe state as the Second-Best Performing state.

The statement read in parts, “We are a state with little resources and emerging out of an over a decade security challenge that needs resources to rebuild the state and its people.

“There are competing demands amidst little resources to rebuild the state, therefore, there must be accountability to achieve our set goals”

“The prudence applied in the use of our resources has assisted our administration greatly to execute our legacy projects that were recently commissioned by President Muhammadu Buhari.

“I am happy this report collaborates with the report by the State Fiscal Transparency Accountability and Sustainability (SFTAS) a World Bank-assisted programme that rated Yobe State as the Overall Best Performing state in Nigeria in Accountability, Transparency and Good Governance,” he said.

“The Public Procurement Association of Nigeria also rated our government as the best state in Transparency and Due Process in conducting government business in Nigeria, l am delighted our performances are being recognised by such reputable organisations”.

The Governor dedicated the awards to the people of the state, “especially the civil servants who have been dedicated to our reform programmes in accountability, transparency and good governance,” he said.

The governor assured that his administrator will not only sustain these achievements but will build on them for the state to remain Nigeria’s leading state in fiscal transparency, accountability and good governance Buni assured.

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