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Adamawa Assembly approves N177.9bn budget for 2018

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December 22, 2017
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The Adamawa House of Assembly on Thursday approved the 2018 budget of N177.9 billion.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the approved budget was over N15 billion higher than the initial amount proposal of N162.7 billion presented to the house in November by Gov. Muhammadu Bindow.

The approval followed the consideration and adoption of the report presented by the chairman of the House Standing Committee on Budget and Appropriation, Mr Abdulrahman Abubakar (APC-Mubi South), at the plenary presided over by the Speaker, Mr Kabiru Mijinyawa.

Motion for the third reading of 2018 appropriation bill for passage was moved by the House Majority Leader, Mr Hassan Barguma (APC-Hong) and seconded by Mr Abubakar Isa (APC-Shelleng).

Earlier, while presenting the report of the House Standing Committee on Budget and Appropriation, it’s chairman, Abdulrahman Abubakar, observed that the non release of fund by the state Ministry of Finance was the major impediment to the implementation of 2017 budget.

Abubakar said that zero allocation was observed for capital projects in over 20 organizations including the Assembly, Adamawa State Emergency Management Agency, Adamawa State University, Adamawa Television Corporation, Fiscal Responsibility Commission, Ministry of Information and Board of Internal Revenue. (NAN)

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