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Nigeria: Why It's Difficult for Govt to Implement 2014 Budget
Daily Trust, 29 December 2013
Alhaji Bala Muhammed Kaoje is president of the Association of Professional Bodies of Nigeria. In this interview, the former Minister of Sports says for government to overcome the… Read more »
How Nigeria's 2014 Budget Will Be Spent
States and government departments are announcing their 2014 budgets - some allocations will include areas of health, transport and presidential travels.
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Nigeria: Govt Budgets N415 Million for HIV/Aids, Cancer, Malaria Control
Daily Trust, 31 December 2013
The Headquarters of the Federal Ministry of Health will next year spend a sum of N415 million of the control of HIV/AIDS and malaria. Read more »
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Nigeria: Govt Budgets N5.5 Billion for Sports in 2014
Daily Trust, 30 December 2013
The Federal Government has proposed to spend N5.546 billion on the nation's sport sector in the year 2014. Read more »
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Nigeria: As President's Zoo Gets N37.5 Million
Leadership, 31 December 2013
The federal government budget just released informed the nation that the sum of N14.5million was set aside for the addition of two animals to the presidential zoo at the Aso Rock… Read more »
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Nigeria: 2014 Budget - HYPADEC Gets N250 Million Take-Off Grant
Leadership, 31 December 2013
The federal government has again budgeted the sum of N250million as takeoff grant for the Hydro Electric Power Area Development Commission (HYPADEC). Read more »
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Nigeria: Security Tribunal Budgets N7.88 Million for Aircraft, Boat Maintenance
Leadership, 31 December 2013
The Investment and Security Tribunal has budgeted a total of N7.88 million for maintenance of aircrafts, sea boats and railway equipment in the 2014 appropriation bill currently… Read more »
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Nigeria: Jonathan Budgets N363 Million for Villa Foodstuff, Refreshments
Daily Trust, 28 December 2013
The State House Headquarters will next year spend N363.3 million on foodstuff/catering materials supply and refreshments/meals. Read more »
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Nigeria: Fayemi Signs N103.9 Billion 2014 Budget Bill
Daily Trust, 31 December 2013
Ekiti State Governor Kayode Fayemi yesterday signed into law, the 2014 Appropriation Bill estimated at N103.9 billion. The budget tagged "Budget of Stability and Economic Growth,"… Read more »
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Nigeria: Presidency, 21 Ministries to Spend N75 Million On Newspapers
Daily Trust, 31 December 2013
President Goodluck Jonathan has budgeted the sum of N75 million for the Presidency and the headquarters of 21 ministries to purchase newspapers in the 2014 fiscal year. Read more »
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Nigeria: Al-Makura Presents N114 Billion Budget to Nasarawa Assembly
Daily Trust, 31 December 2013
Nasarawa State Governor Umaru Tanko Al-Makura yesterday pre-sented an Appropriation Bill of N114billion for the 2014 fiscal year with a recurrent expenditure put at N59 billion and… Read more »
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Nigeria: Ekiti Assembly Passes N104 Billion Budget for 2014
Leadership, 30 December 2013
The Ekiti House of Assembly on Monday passed the state's budget of N104 billion for the 2014 fiscal year. Read more »
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Nigeria: 2014 Budget - Aviation Ministry Gets N15 Million to Prepare Own Budget
Daily Trust, 29 December 2013
Presidency votes N3.5bn for SGF Office furniture, security gadgets Read more »
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Nigeria: Dankwambo Presents 2014 Budget of N107.4 Billion
Daily Trust, 28 December 2013
Governor Ibrahim Hassan Dankwambo of Gombe State has presented the 2014 appropriation bill of N107, 453,594,650 to the state House of Assembly yesterday in Gombe. Read more »
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Nigeria: 2014 Budget - Presidency to Spend N2.3 Billion On Travels
Vanguard, 25 December 2013
The Presidency plans to spend at least N2.3 billion on local and international travels and transportation next year. Read more »
InFocus
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President Goodluck Jonathan has delayed his delivery of the 2014 budget, citing the failure of the two chambers of the National Assembly to harmonise their positions on the crude ... Read more »
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President Goodluck Jonathan has delegated the Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, to lay the estimates of the 2014 budget before the National Assembly. Read more »
