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Wednesday, December 21, 2022

Reps approve N95.26 billion FG power budget

This followed the adoption of the House Committee on Power report at the plenary on Wednesday.

• December 21, 2022
The House of Representatives Committee on Finance

The House of Representatives has approved the federal government’s 2022 N95.26 billion budget for its power company.

This followed the adoption of the House Committee on Power report at the plenary on Wednesday.

Presenting the report, the committee chairman, Magaji Da’u Aliyu, said the budget comprised N2.82 billion overhead expenditure, N867.80 billion personnel cost and N91.56 billion capital expenditure.

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