Tinubu presents N58.18trn 2026 Appropriation Bill to NASS
President Tinubu said that the budget was a culmination of two-and-a-half years of “painful but necessary” reforms aimed at steering ...
President Tinubu said that the budget was a culmination of two-and-a-half years of “painful but necessary” reforms aimed at steering ...
"The bill is designed to bring an end to the practice of running multiple budgets concurrently, while at the same ...
The governor allocated N811.8 billion, representing 80 per cent of the total outlay, to capital projects, while recurrent expenditure got ...
Governor Abiodun says Ogun is set to kickstart the development of Olokola Port.
Governor Lawal said the 2025 budget comprises 28 per cent recurrent expenditure amounting to N151,680,000.
The capital expenditure in the proposed budget is N491.2 billion, representing 83 per cent of the total budget
The House debated the appropriation bill's general principles on Thursday.
Buhari’s seven years’ experience in the vetting and signing of budgets are enough to put him on guard against those ...
The governor said the main thrust of the 2022 budget is to create jobs for Akwa Ibom youth.
Governor Badaru had presented a budget package of the same amount to the lawmakers on November 4
Mr Diri proposed N242.28 billion for the 2020 fiscal year.
The new governor who was sworn in on Friday said he would present the budget to the Bayelsa State Assembly ...
The budget has a capital expenditure outlay of N69.8 billion and recurrent xpenditure of N66.8 billion.
Two ministers express optimism that the target will be met.
The budget is made up of N157.12 billion recurrent expenditure and N323.28 capital expenditure.
The projected deficit is N2.36 trillion, to be financed largely through borrowing.
Mr. Ambode had presented the budget to the state legislative arm on December 17.
The budget comprises N247.713billion capital expenditure and N241. 977billion recurrent expenditure.
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