Governor Eno announced that Akwa Ibom State saved ₦200 billion through effective project management. He emphasized the importance of protecting public infrastructure and directed security agencies, local government chairmen, and community leaders to ensure its safety.

The Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB) in Singida Region has identified resource leakages and delays in the implementation of development projects funded by the Central Government. In response, the PCCB is undertaking various initiatives, including frequent surveys, to address these project management gaps and improve the efficiency of project execution in local councils.

The South African government is reportedly implementing stricter financial measures on metropolitan municipalities, as indicated by the Treasury's recent actions. The effectiveness of these measures in addressing the financial challenges faced by these municipalities remains uncertain, raising concerns about potential negative impacts on the municipalities themselves, according to The Citizen.

The Tanzanian Commission is focusing on addressing misconduct and absenteeism within the public service sector, emphasizing the importance of a professional and accountable workforce for effective governance. The success of government investments in infrastructure and social programs relies on the integrity and commitment of public servants tasked with delivering services to citizens, according to the Daily News.

Tabora District Commissioner Upendo Wella has directed the Tabora Municipal Council to accelerate local revenue collection in order to speed up implementation of development projects across all wards. According to Daily News, she issued the directive while addressing experts, executive officers, councillors, party leaders, institutional representatives and security agencies. Wella noted that although the government continues to channel substantial funds to the council, stronger locally generated revenue is needed to support timely completion of development initiatives in the municipality.

Nigeria's Federal Government on Monday set up a high-powered inter-agency committee to harmonise macroeconomic assumptions underpinning national budgeting and economic planning, according to Vanguard. The move aims to eliminate conflicting economic projections produced by Ministries, Departments and Agencies, creating a unified basis for fiscal planning across government bodies.