Politics 2 Reasons Nigerian State Govs Can't Pay Salaries - Finance Minister Adeosun [VIDEO]

Nigeria's Finance Minister, Kemi Adeosun, in an interview on Channels say state governments can't pay salaries because they have a bloated wage bill.

She added that their failure to drive their own revenue is another major reason they can't pay.



She said it is shocking but promised that government will adjust.

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