The People's Democratic Party (PDP) rejects the 2025 budget proposal presented by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, deeming it unrealistic, lacking transparency, and detrimental to the nation's well-being. The party argues that the budget prioritizes security over other crucial sectors like agriculture, power, and small-scale industries, failing to address critical needs and exacerbate existing challenges. PDP urges the National Assembly to reject the current budget and formulate a revised one that focuses on economic growth and public welfare.
Jam’iyyar PDP tayi watsi da kasafin kudin tarayya na Naira tiriliyan 47.9 na shekarar 2025 da Shugaban kasa Bola Ahmed Tinubu ya gabatar a ranar laraba. Jam'iyyar tana mai bayyana shi a matsayin “wanda ba zai yiwu ba, ba gaskiya ba, kuma cike da rashin bayyana gaskiya.
Jam’iyyar PDP tayi suka kan kasafin, tana zargin cewa ya cika da alkaluman tattalin arziki marasa tabbaci da alkawuran da ba su da tushe ko makama. “Kasafin Naira tiriliyan 47.9 na tarayya na shekarar 2025 kasafi ne mai cin amanar al’umma, wanda idan aka aiwatar dashi, zai kara jefa kasa cikin matsalolin tsaro, talauci, da rashin fata,” in ji sanarwar.
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