According to him, Tracka’s analysis indicated that ₦15.13bn was earmarked for the procurement of 39 SUVs, translating to about ₦387 million per vehicle. He said, “Tracka’s analysis shows that ₦15.13 billion was budgeted for the procurement of 39 SUVs. Atiku also faulted President Tinubu over the approval of the budget, saying the controversy raised broader concerns about accountability in government. “A President cannot proudly sign a budget into law and then pretend to have no responsibility when glaring questions arise. If they are not, Nigerians deserve to know who turned the procurement of 39 SUVs into a ₦15.13 billion scandal.