Sam Amadi, the director of the Abuja School of Social and Political Thoughts, expressed his expectation that the FCT and NASS would have the legal authority to monitor and audit Nyesom Wike's public spending in Abuja.
Additionally, he stated that the present Minister of the Federal Capital Territory and former governor of Rivers State is a public figure, not an emperor.
A few hours ago, he posted this message on his official Twitter account. In the post that he made, Sam Amadi urged the FCT government and the National Assembly to see to it that a legislative framework is created with this in mind.
He proposed that, as a public official, in order to ensure transparency in the use of public funds, you should be subject to a due process review for public expenditure.
He posted on his official Twitter account as follows: "I hope the FCT and NASS have a legal framework to audit and oversee Wike's public expenditure in Abuja."
"He is not an emperor. He is a public official and should be subject to due process review for public expenditure as well."