February 8, 2025
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National Assembly passes N21.82trn 2023 budget

…N967.48bn for statutory transfers; N6.55trn for debt service; N8.32trn for recurrent (non-debt) expenditure; N4.49trn for debt services .Extends 2022 budget implementation to March 31, 2023 By Tunde Opalaba, Haruna Salami, Tom Okpe Both chambers of the National Assembly on Wednesday passed the 2023 Federal Government budget estimated at N21.82 trillion. The approved
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2023: NASS, CSOs, INEC disagree on e-voting

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), National Assembly and Civil Society Organisations, on Tuesday, expressed divergent views on the desirability of e-voting in Nigeria. The stakeholders shared their views at a Roundtable organised by Yiaga Africa in Abuja. The roundtable was to assess the deployment of technology in Nigerian elections, election
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Electoral Act amendment: Finally, NASS okays e-transmission of results, direct primary

“PDP kicks, says no party has right to impose its processes on another *APC tripartite c’ttee disagrees on direct primaries, says Buhari will make final decision Tunde Opalana & Haruna Salami, Abuja The National Assembly on Tuesday finally okayed the preference for the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to transmit election results electronically,
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Buhari presents 2022 Budget to NASS tomorrow

*Increases budget from N13.98trn to N16.45trn Tunde Opalana & Haruna Salami, Abuja President Muhammadu Buhari would, on Thursday, present the 2022 budget to a joint session of the National Assembly. However, the figure to be presented on Thursday has increased from the N13.98 trillion passed by both chambers of the National Assembly to N16.45 trillion. […]
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NASS will consider Buhari’s loan request – Lawan

The President of the Senate, Ahmad Lawan, has said that the National Assembly would consider President Muhammadu’s Buhari’s loan request for construction and rehabilitation of rail lines across the country. Lawan who stated this on Friday while fielding questions from newsmen in Abuja said approving such loans would help fund critical infrastructure across the country.