I INDEPENDENTLY SEARCHED NIGERIA'S BUDGET DOCUMENTS FROM 2019 TO THE PRESENT. HERE IS WHAT I FOUND ABOUT THE PFIPC SCANDAL THAT NOBODY IS TALKING ABOUT.
THE NAME DID NOT COME FROM NOWHERE
Everyone is focused on Adeyemi the man. Nobody has gone back to ask where the name "Presidential Economic Advisory Council" actually came from. I did. And the answer changes this entire story.
The Presidential Economic Advisory Council is not a Tinubu creation. Tinubu's economic body is called the Presidential Economic Coordination Council. He established it in March 2024, inaugurated it in July 2024, and chairs it himself alongside Dangote, Elumelu, the Senate President and the Governors Forum Chairman. It has a different name, a different structure and a different budget code.
The Presidential Economic Advisory Council is a creation of Buhari. Buhari established it in September 2019 to replace the Economic Management Team that Osinbajo was heading. It had real named members. Prof. Doyin Salami as chairman. Charles Soludo. Bismark Rewane. Eight economists reporting directly to the President with a defined mandate and a legal institutional identity.
When Tinubu came in and created the PECC in 2024, the Buhari-era PEAC was never formally dissolved. No gazette removing it. No Budget Office circular revoking its institutional identity. It simply went dormant. But dormant in Nigeria's government system is not the same as deleted.
That dormant status is exactly what was exploited.
My name is Oshafu Ashraf, a national health fellow representing keana, Nasarawa state.
Today i am glad to join health fellows in #healthfellowsshows of hand campaign.
I would like to thank the president, his excellency president Bola Ahmad Tinubu for his commitment to strengtheni
primary healthcare within my local government and advocate for reforms in the healthcare services.
I was able to meet some of the stakeholders within the local government whom they pledged support for community health programs
Finally as we mark this year democracy day, i hope to
and population health management.
Overall, this training has equipped me with a range of skills and knowledge to support my work in healthcare management and leadership.#WeAreTheStars#StarsEverywhere#FromAcrossNigeria#NHF2
A summary of my experience in the National Health Fellows program 2.0 in Abuja
This week has been a valuable learning experience, with a focus on key skills and topics relevant to healthcare management. Here's a breakdown of what was covered each day:
-Monday: Data Management
-Thursday: Leadership
leadership training, which can help you develop the skills needed to motivate teams and drive positive change in healthcare organizations.
-Friday: Public Health
My training on public health covered key concepts, such as disease prevention, health promotion,