wellmax:
Those people after Gov of Kogi are not giving up. (Dino Squad)
Yes the Govt owes salaries, but the situation is not as bad as being portrayed by the media.
Remember one time it was Osun, now Kogi is their target.

omoolurla:
when will you guys grow up and stop acting as if you reasons through your anus, why can't you just find out what led to this scenario before raining abuse words on the governor,am not a kogite but only school in federal university there... this man keep paying salaries but some of the Civil Servant will deny because they are owing some people too.. recently a man commit suicide in kogi and it was tagged he hanged himself because the gov didn't pay and this made the government to decide to publish the payment list..you guys re the future of this country I guess we need to reason before we act

hrhjnr:
No, boss

Blesso222:
A childhood friend of mine who is now 31 has never been in love, no guy is telling her I love you. She is good looking, educated and well discipline.

And we are just wondering what could be the problem.
Please help.....

Blesso222:
A childhood friend of mine who is now 31 has never been in love, no guy is telling her I love you. She is good looking, educated and well discipline.

And we are just wondering what could be the problem.
Please help.....

xploiter:
if u have a fairly used gionee m5 or m6 phone still in perfect condition for sale, drop ur comment or contact me. location is port harcourt

Yoshy:
Dear Nigerian youths, if we succesfully do it with NCC data hike, we can do it with every decision that affects us in the country. Let's work together for our own good and future!

TheHerald:
The Minister of State for Budget and Planning, Zainab Ahmed, says the Executive Arm of Government may complete work on the 2017 budget proposal in the next two weeks.

The minister gave the indication that the budget would be sent to the National Assembly before the end of the year after an interactive meeting with a Joint Committee on Appropriation in the National Assembly.
She said work on the document was at an advanced state and would soon be ready for submission to the National Assembly.

“The 2017 budget process is in its advanced stage. We still have to take it to the Federal Executive Council before submitting it to the National Assembly.

“The executive side should be able to complete its process in the next two weeks,” she added.

In a similar vein, the Minister of Budget and National Planning, Senator Udoma Udo Udoma, also revealed that the 2017 Appropriation Bill was almost ready.

However, the minister, who was expected to speak about the 2017 budget proposal declined making comment on that, saying it was because the document had not been submitted to the National Assembly.

“The good news is that it is almost ready,” he said.

“We are almost through with our consultations with the National Assembly on the Medium Term Expenditure Framework, and the outlines of the 2017 Budget, and will soon be submitting it to the National Assembly for their consideration.

“Without giving anything away, I can assure you that the Budget will be targeted at stimulating private sector investment. The government believes that it is only by partnering with the private sector that we can propel the economy out of recession and onto the path of sustainable growth,” he added.

Commenting further on the 2016 budget, Udoma said in addition to the total of N2.44 trillion so far released for capital expenditure, non-debt recurrent and service-wide vote expenditure, a total of N1.138 trillion had also been paid out in domestic and foreign debt service expenditures, saying this included the N44 billion transferred to the Sinking Fund to retire maturing obligations.

Udoma disclosed that to date, budget personnel cost and debt service obligations had been fully met, noting that, additionally, government has done reasonably well in the challenging circumstances with respect to capital expenditure.

“It is noteworthy that the total amount of N753.6bn already released for capital expenditure in 2016 is the highest in the nation’s recent history, even in the era of high oil prices.

“Indeed, the capital releases to date exceed the aggregate capital expenditure budget for 2015 of about N700billion, inclusive of capital expenditure in statutory transfers.

“Despite fiscal challenges, government is committed to meeting its debt obligations while funding critical sectors to enable government to function smoothly, as we continue to work out lasting solutions to the issues of revenue shortfalls”.

The minister also highlighted the Nigeria’s Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (NERGP) 2017 -2020, saying “all these reforms and initiatives, and many more, most of which will be reflected in the 2017 Budget, are being brought together in a single document to be called Nigeria’s Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (NERGP).”

He added that the document would present a coherent summary of Nigeria’s short and medium term economic plans for the period 2017-2020, saying by putting government strategies,directions, policy priorities and intended initiatives in one place, other stakeholders were better able to take their own strategic economic decision.

He further disclosed that the NERGP would focus on five broad areas, namely: macroeconomic policy, economic diversification and growth drivers, competitiveness, social inclusion and jobs, and governance and other enablers, assuring that there would be a major emphasis on implementation and monitoring of the NERGP.


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