By Dahiru Suleiman, Dutse 10 November 2022 | 1:41 am Governor Mohammed Abubakar of Jigawa State has presented a budget proposal of N178.5 billion for 2023 fiscal year to the House of Assembly. The ‘Budget of Consolidation for Sustainable Socio-economic Development’ is 10 per cent less than the 2022 budget. According to him, funding for the proposed appropriation is envisaged to come from various sources,… Governor Mohammed Abubakar of Jigawa State has presented a budget proposal of N178.5 billion for 2023 fiscal year to the House of Assembly. The ‘Budget of Consolidation for Sustainable Socio-economic Development’ is 10 per cent less than the 2022 budget. According to him, funding for the proposed appropriation is envisaged to come from various sources, including state independent revenues, federal transfers, capital receipts and other financing items. The governor said significant progress was recorded in the 2022 budget, with 70 per cent implementation. Latest 14 mins ago The Vice Chancellor, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State, Prof. Charles Esimone, has urged the university alumni to increase its contribution to development of the university. 14 mins ago To meet the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 6 of ensuring that developing countries across the globe have access to clean water and sanitation, a group, Brothers Across Nigeria… 23 mins ago What then shall we see when it attains its denouement, with its characteristic landmark full-fledged feudalism, brigandage, pillage,disdain for democracy and egalitarianism andhigh-handedness put in place? It will prove to be a tragedy of monumental proportions… 27 mins ago Governor Mohammed Abubakar of Jigawa State has presented a budget proposal of N178.5 billion for 2023 fiscal year to the House of Assembly. The ‘Budget of Consolidation for Sustainable Socio-economic Development’ is 10 per cent less than the 2022 budget. According to him, funding for the proposed appropriation is envisaged to come from various sources,… 27 mins ago Rotary Club of Ojodu, in collaboration with District 9110, has supported the treatment of hearing impaired children at Wesley Schools, Surulere, Lagos. President of the Club, Edwin Okon, said that the joint project was the desire of the club to help those in dire need, especially children with special needs, to achieve their potentials. Meanwhile,…
Comments