Senate Approves N98.5 Billion Supplementary Budget for FCT

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Abuja, Nigeria – The Nigerian Senate has passed a supplementary budget of N98.5 billion for the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA), aimed at developing critical infrastructure in the nation’s capital.

The approval followed a thorough review of the budget proposal presented by the Committee on FCT, chaired by Senator Osita Ngwu.

The supplementary budget is in addition to the N1.2 trillion budget passed in March and will cater to various projects in the FCT.

The allocation includes funds for local engineering services, education secretariat, department of transportation, and public buildings. This move is expected to boost the development of the Federal Capital Territory and improve the lives of its residents.

The Senate’s approval demonstrates their commitment to prioritizing the nation’s capital and ensuring its continued growth and progress.

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