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  • 2022, Benue, Public Finance Management, Subnational

Public Finance Management in 2022

Legal Framework

Not Available

Financial Autonomy
Administrative Autonomy
Evidence of Performance Audit
Implementation of Audit Recommendation
Not Operational
Not Activated
None
Not started
Approved Budget Size
Total Revenue
Total Expenditure
126.8bn
134.3bn
89.6bn
Accountability GapsRecommendations

Absence of Legal Framework

The Executive, House of Assembly and the Office of the Auditor-General should work collaboratively to enact and implement the audit law effectively.

Lack of transparency

The Supreme Audit Institution, Office of Accountant-General and other actors should ensure accountability documents such as audit reports and citizens' accountability reports are published online and timeously.

Poor participation mechanism

The Office of the Auditor-General and Public Accounts Committee should proactively involve civic and media actors in the audit process.

Insufficient oversight

The Public Accounts Committee should discharge its Constitutional responsibilities on reports of the Auditor-General diligently.
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