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Aareonakakanfo:
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Glo,Honeywell,GTB are kiosks?

WIZGUY69:
God bless you bro.
u doing a good job.
but one thing I noticed with all Ibadan threads (except the one that was wiped out) is that it doesn't last long.
maybe it's because most of us don't reside there.


anyway thumbs up!

CC: oduavanguard
juicee1
vicadex07. & others.

totit:
Ogun posts 61.26% Q1 budget performance, as monthly IGR stays at N4bn
August 13, 2013



Oluwande Muoyo, the Ogun state commissioner for budget and planning has disclosed that the 2013 Ogun state budget size of N211.8 billion which was approved by the State House of Assembly in December 2012 had recorded a cumulative overall performance of 61.26 percent in the second quarter (Q2), just as the State monthly internally-generated revenue (IGR) stays at N4 billion.

The budget performance, according to the commissioner, was better than that of 2012, which stood at an average of 50 percent at the same period last year.

Muoyo said though the 61.26 percent budget performance in the second quarter of 2013 was better than that of last, it however performed below government financial expectations, therefore “there is still a lot more to accomplish”.

She said, “This improved performance was made possible by our aggressive and collective commitment to our Internally Generated Revenue IGR drive. The result of this is that our IGR now stands at an average of N4 billion monthly. We must appreciate the key stakeholders that have committed themselves to the mission to rebuild our dear State”.

Muoyo, who addressed pressmen in Abeokuta on Tuesday on the “Ogun State Mid-Year Budget Performance”, also revealed that the State Capital and Recurrent Expenditure split stood at 53:47 respectively, in the second quarter, which she declared was “still marginally below the State target for 2013 fiscal year that is projected at 55:45” for Capitals and Recurrent.

She highlighted the basics of the 2013 Budget premised on the Governor Ibikunle Amosun-led administration development agenda and cardinal programmes, to include affordable qualitative education, efficient health care delivery, agricultural production/industrialisation, affordable housing and urban renewal and rural, infrastructural development as well as employment generation.

The commissioner however, emphasized the significance of funding in ensuring that State projected developmental projects and programmes are executed, she therefore, urged the citizens and residents “to perform their civic duties and ensure that their employers pay their taxes to the coffers of the State where they reside as and when due”.

http://businessdayonline.com/2013/08/ogun-posts-61-26-q1-budget-performance-as-monthly-igr-stays-at-n4bn/

MrkenOkonkwo:
we are hungry here in alaibo.
please can. we come down to your land.
hunger is finishing us here o.
do we think we are cursed?

tpiander:
I wonder why nlers are so obsessed with people's towns and neighborhoods.

why not head to sambisa forest and photograph the place since you have cameras?

totit:
Op
Keep it coming I will join u

DICK4UCKPUSSY:
Ibadan pics

sunnyb0b0:
Can we see pictures of residential neighbourhoods where people live and not some random government and commercial buildings.

Meanwhile, leave Lagos out of it.

Chino11, oreMI22

RareDiamond:
BY THEIR CAT-LIKE VAMPIRE FACE, YOU SHALL KNOW THEM

sweettinz20:
Oshogbo city view

sweettinz20:
Beautiful thread pls ignore those tribal people , let post beautiful pictures of south west cities together