Tinubu presents Nigeria’s 2026 budget to National Assembly (LIVE UPDATES)
President Tinubu notified the lawmakers of his intention to present the budget through a letter transmitted on Wednesday.
President Tinubu notified the lawmakers of his intention to present the budget through a letter transmitted on Wednesday.
Strangely, the Senate’s ad hoc committee on the state’s emergency rule, chaired by the Senate Leader, Opeyemi Bamidele, expeditiously rubber-stamped ...
President Tinubu said the 2025 appropriation was designed to address economic growth, human capital development, poverty reduction and insecurity.
The Federal Executive Council (FEC) approved the MTEF last week.
The lawmakers also requested the number of personnel at the various councils, the number of political aides currently engaged, the ...
The committee said the agency is fully funded and must remit all revenue to the Consolidated Revenue Fund and should ...
The House said the heads of the MDAs had been disrespectful to the parliament by refusing to appear personally and ...
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Mr Buhari’s assurance was contained in a letter to the lawmakers on Tuesday.
The amount represents an increase of N421 million over last year's budget.
The executive chairman says the agency deployed technology to ramp up more revenue for the nation
“South Africa is budgeting about $116 billion against Nigeria’s $23 billion; Algeria $53 billion and Egypt $40 billion."
The house also considers FCT budget.
The key assumptions of the 2018 budget were predicated on oil production of 2.3 million barrels per day.
Minister of Budget and National Planning has been meeting with critical interest groups for their inputs on the draft MTEF ...
The budget minister meets governors and national economic council.
The government considers fuel subsidy removal in 2016.
The laws include the Fiscal Responsibility Act and the Finance (Control and Management) Act.
The 2015 Appropriation Bill is top on the agenda.
Luxury surcharges to fetch government N10.56 billion in 2015.
The delay in the presentation was blamed on the falling oil prices.
The government has reduced the capital expenditure from N1.436trillion proposed earlier to N1.208trillion.
“Prices are still trending down. Some estimates say this may continue.”
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