Nigerian Government Reports 80% Budget Implementation, No Supplementary for 2025
The Nigerian government has reported an 80% implementation of the 2024 budget without the need for a supplementary budget for 2025. The Minister of Finance, alongside the Minister of Budget and National Planning, provided updates to the House of Representatives Committee on Appropriations.
The government emphasized the commitment to executing projects with direct impacts on citizens, such as rural roads and social infrastructure. The National Assembly extended the lifespan of the 2024 budget to ensure full implementation.
Lawmakers acknowledged the administration's dedication to legislative reforms and prioritizing projects for the citizens' benefit.
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