Nigerian Senate Committees Face Funding Crisis, Threatening 2026 Budget Process
The Nigerian Senate is grappling with a funding crunch affecting various committees and threatening the 2026 budget process. Senators, including Anthony Ani and Titus Zam, highlighted the acute shortage of funds hindering committee operations.
Committees like the South East Development Commission received no allocations, impeding their oversight functions. Solomon Adeola of the Appropriations Committee urged revenue-generating agencies to meet funding obligations.
Francis Fadahunsi raised concerns about unpaid contractors from the 2024 budget. Adam Oshiomhole advised caution and restraint pending full details of the 2026 budget.
Urgent action is required to address the budget implementation challenges before the April 1, 2026 deadline.
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