
(Patria) - The decision of the FBiH Government to treat itself to expensive limousines from 2024 for 1.6 million KM has caused public outrage, as well as anger among its own members and sympathizers of the parties forming the government.
Numerous comments can be found on the X network regarding the procurement of vehicles for Prime Minister Nermin Nikšić, ministers, and several other federal institutions. The vehicles are already parked next to the FBiH Government building, and registration and insurance are now pending so that officials can be assigned them.
Someone please explain to me why our politicians, in a situation where we are collecting money for the treatment of citizens via SMS messages, have to drive cars worth 200,000 KM each, and not something like a Skoda worth a maximum of 55,000 KM? This flaunting should be banned. If necessary, by referendum! pic.twitter.com/DsBo23H20l
— Unitaristička rulja (@unitarista) August 12, 2024
I just don't understand what the people who made the decision to spend 1.6 million on new cars for the FBiH Government were thinking. I'm afraid some have gotten carried away because there's no justification for this, at least for me. Disgusting 🤮 pic.twitter.com/cdp7yZYtyH
— Amer Logo (@ALogo76179) August 12, 2024
Shame on you, thinking of those patients at KCUS.
The Prime Minister and a number of ministers in the FBiH Government have received new cars, estimated to be worth 1.6 million marks, and all were manufactured in 2024.— Elma Karišik (@komentatoricaba) August 12, 2024
Hopefully, they will one day use these 1.6 million KM vehicles to attend a session of the federal parliament. pic.twitter.com/iMlLhiJJlY
— Admir Čavalić (@AdmirCavalic) August 12, 2024
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