Published in Economy
Over the last eight years, the aggregate approved national budget in Nigeria has had a 3.4% increase over the proposed. N75.96 trillion has been proposed as aggregate expenditure from 2015 to 2022, the approved figure as passed by the national assembly stood at N78.54 trillion.
Ode Uduu ,
January 4th, 2022
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