2014 budget: Pres. Jonathan to spend N2.3b on foreign travels



Details of the Federal Government’s budget estimates which were submitted to the National Assembly on Thursday by the finance minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, shows that Aso Rock plans to spend N1.1 billion on maintenance services covering maintenance of motor vehicles/ transport equipment, furniture, office building/residential quarters.

It was gathered that it also plans to spend N2.3 billion on President Goodluck Jonathan’s local and international travels while Vice President Namadi Sambo will get N70 million for his travels.

Other expenditure proposed to be undertaken by Aso Rock includes: N2.9 billion earmarked for the use of the President’s Office, operations in the office of Vice President Namadi Sambo will cost N461 million, Fuel and lubricants for vehicles, plant, generators and cooking gas will cost N35 million and N109 million proposed for miscellaneous.

Ngozi
Okonjo-Iweala, shows that
Aso Rock plans to spend
N1.1 billion on maintenance
services covering
maintenance of motor
vehicles/ transport
equipment, furniture, office
building/residential
quarters.

It was gathered that it also
plans to spend N2.3 billion on
President Goodluck Jonathan’s
local and international travels

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JULY 28, 2011

President Robert Mugabe is the biggest spender in government as revelations emerge that he overshot his annual foreign travel budget by a massive 133 percent in just six months, according to government expenditure figures obtained by the Daily News.

Nigeria's VP Namadi Sambo To Spend $20 Million On Travels And Office Stationery In 2012-DailyTrust Newspaper

Dec, 22 2011

Vice President Muhammad Namadi Sambo plans to spend N1.7 billion (approximately $10.3Million) on trips in 2012 and N1.3 (approximately $9.7 million) billion on office stationeries, Daily Trust findings reveal.

​The office of the vice president, according to the 2012 budget estimates, would spend N1, 674, 811, 793 on local and foreign travels.

The documents revealed that the State House would spend N723 million on the number two citizen’s local travels and transports and another N951 million on his international travels and transports.