Presidency explains recovered loot cant made public now

It seems like you're referring to the recent controversy surrounding the recovered loot by the Nigerian government. The presidency has indeed made a statement explaining why the recovered loot cannot be made public at this time.

According to the presidency, the recovered loot is currently being kept in a secret location and cannot be made public due to security concerns. The government claims that revealing the location of the recovered loot could compromise national security and put the lives of the people involved in the recovery process at risk.

Additionally, the presidency has stated that the recovered loot is still being investigated and audited to determine its authenticity and the extent of the corruption involved. The government claims that making the recovered loot public could compromise the ongoing investigation and potentially hinder the recovery of more looted funds.

It's worth noting that the presidency has also stated that the recovered loot will be used to benefit the Nigerian people, and that the government is working to ensure that the funds are used transparently and accountably.

It's understandable that the public is eager to know more about the recovered loot, but the government's concerns about security and the ongoing investigation are valid. It's important to trust the government's decision and allow them to complete their investigation and ensure that the recovered loot is used for the benefit of the Nigerian people.

What are your thoughts on this issue? Do you think the government's concerns are valid, or do you think they should be more transparent about the recovered loot?