Gombe House of Assembly Passes N369.9bn 2025 Budget
Gombe House of Assembly Passes N369.9bn 2025 Budget
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Gombe House of Assembly Passes N369.9bn 2025 Budget
Read full article →Borno State Governor, Babagana Umara Zulum, has assented to the 2024 appropriation bill of N358,732,146,000.00 passed by Borno State House of Assembly with an adjustment amounting to N18.1b.
Read full article →Among those with the President while he signed were the President of the Senate, Senator Godswill Akpabio, and the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon Tajudeen Abbas.
Read full article →Over the past seven months of our administration, I have taken some difficult and yet necessary decisions to save our country from fiscal catastrophe. One of those decisions was the removal of fuel subsidy which had become an unsustainable financial burden on our country for more than four decades. Another was the removal of the chokehold of few people on our foreign exchange system that benefited only the rich and the most powerful among us. Without doubt, these two decisions brought some discomfort to individuals, families and businesses.
Read full article →The lawmakers, who held a special session to pass the budget increased the estimate from N27.5 trillion presented by the president to about N28.77 trillion.
Read full article →Adamawa Governor, Rt. Hon. Ahmadu Fintiri has on Friday signed the 2024 N225.893 billion budget into law at the Government House, Yola.
Read full article →In a well attended ceremony at the WAWA Hall, Government House Damaturu Thursday, the governor thanked the Yobe State House of Assembly for their “meticulous scrutiny, objective assessment and speedy passage” of the budget.
Read full article →The budget was passed at the plenary presided over by the speaker, Abdulkarim Lawan, following presentation of the budget report to the house by the chairman, House Committee on Appropriation, Bukar Alibe (APC-Kaga).
Read full article →Other bills assented are Children Right Act 2023, Establishment of Bauchi State Urban Water and Sewerage Cooperation, Establishment of Bauchi State Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Agency, as well as a bill for the amendment of the Bauchi State Orphan and Vulnerable Children Agency.
Read full article →Taraba: Gov Agbu Kefas Signs 2024 Budget Into Law
Read full article →Gombe Governor Signs N208.064bn 2024 ‘Budget of Continuity and Consolidation’
Read full article →The passage followed the presentation as well as consideration of the report of the Committee on Finance, Budget and Appropriation at the resumed sitting presided by the Speaker, Rt. Hon. Bathiya Wesley.
Read full article →With an unprecedented budget allocation totaling Three Hundred and Eleven Billion, Three Hundred and Eighty-Eight Million, Five Hundred and Twenty-Five Thousand, Six Hundred and Sixty-One Naira, Ninety-Six Kobo (₦311,388,525,661.96), Agbu Kefas emphasized the budget’s pivotal role in advancing the state towards prosperity and development.
Read full article →Tagged “Budget of Consolidation and Progress” a total of N198,293,223,000 was allocated for capital expenditure while N142,326,613,000.00 was allocated for recurrent expenditure.
Read full article →Presenting the budget today at the hallow chambers of the Adamawa state House of Assembly Friday, the governor said the budget proposal was based on the current realities of the economy.
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