According
to reports, details of the spending are contained in the 2017 budget proposal,
which was submitted to a joint session of the National Assembly by President
Muhammadu Buhari on December 14th 2016.
The
N7.3tn budget has a capital vote of N2.24tn, representing 30.7 per cent, while
the recurrent component stood at N2.98tn, with the rest set aside for debt
servicing.
A
breakdown of the N946.6m shows that the government is planning to spend the sum
of N240.25m to carry out job creation and labour force survey, while N201.84m
has been allocated for the agriculture sample survey.
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