BREAKING: Senate to pass N895.8bn supplementary budget next Tuesday

Senate President,  Ahmad Lawan, on Wednesday, referred the N895, 842,465,917.00 Supplementary Budget meant to tackle insecurity and health-related issues to the Committee on Appropriation.

Lawan, who gave the directive after the supplementary appropriation passed second reading on the floor of the Senate, asked the Senator Barau Jibrin-led panel to submit its report on Tuesday next week. The report of the panel would be submitted, considered, and passed the same day.

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The President, Major General Muhammdu Buhari (retd.), had on Tuesday transmitted the document to the National Assembly for consideration and approval.

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