Tag: 2013 budget

The run up to the end of this year has been a season of high-wire performances across the land. The ...

Kabiru Turaki said the passage showed the working relationship between lawmakers and the Executive. The Minister of Special Duties and ...

In the days and weeks leading up to the faux pax that became the Nigeria Governor’s Forum (NGF) election, the ...

Defying logic, and  objections from lawmakers, the Nigerian government has channelled nearly a quarter of a billion naira this year ...

The Oyo State Government will need loans to finance its 2013 budget. The Oyo State Government is to float a ...

The Budget Office and Ministry of Finance are yet to publish the signed budget. Three weeks after President Goodluck Jonathan ...

Protocols 1. It is with great pleasure that I present to you today, the 2013 Federal Government Budget. I thank ...

The 2013 budget is yet to be implemented. The Federal Government and the leadership of the National Assembly are to ...

The Delta State Governor signed the budget on Monday The Delta State Governor, Emmanuel Uduaghan, on Monday signed the state's ...

The Budget Office said the 2013 budget would be available next week. About 48 hours after President Goodluck Jonathan finally ...

The presidency has just released the statement below, saying President Goodluck Jonathan has signed the 2013 Appropriation Bill into law. ...

A member of the House of Representatives has said the 2013 budget, which has witnessed bouts of furor in its ...

Civil society groups in Lagos are set to engage the state government on the latter's 2013 budget next week. The ...

Should President Goodluck Jonathan sign the 2013 Appropriation Bill now, as submitted to him by the National Assembly, he would ...

The Oyo State Governor presented a N152 billion budget proposal. The Oyo State Governor, Abiola Ajimobi, on Monday presented a ...

The 2013 Nigerian budget is being delayed by the Executive.

The perceived failure of the SURE-P to translate to jobs as promised, has touched off at all states and Abuja ...

The House refused to approve spending for SEC, but the Senate did

The Reps insist President Jonathan must sack Ms. Oteh from SEC

Of the N4.987 trillion budgeted for 2013, N2.3 trillion represents recurrent non-debt expenditure.

The House of Reps increased the budget by N61.6 billion

The country’s elite who can afford foreign medical treatment will rather not get treated for an ailment in Nigeria.

The House of Representatives described presidential aide, Doyin Okupe, as a 'political jobber' seeking relevance.

President Goodluck Jonathan, Wednesday morning, presented the 2013 budget before the joint session of the Nigerian National Assembly.

Recurrent expenditure will cost N2.41 trillion while N1.54 trillion will be spent on capital projects for 2013.