The House of Representatives says the renewed synergy between the Executive and the Legislature on the budgeting process will ease all controversies surrounding the nation’s appropriation bills.
Ahead of its resumption from Easter break, House Spokesman, says a twenty-member committee of both chambers has been meeting with the Executive to finetune grey areas in the budget.
Abdulrasaq Namdas assures Nigerians that the consideration of the 2017 Appropriation Bill will top agenda and he is confident the budget will be passed into law next month.
The House of Representatives says the renewed synergy between the Executive and the Legislature on the budgeting process will ease all controversies surrounding the nation’s appropriation bills.
Ahead of its resumption from Easter break, House Spokesman, says a twenty-member committee of both chambers has been meeting with the Executive to finetune grey areas in the budget.
Abdulrasaq Namdas assures Nigerians that the consideration of the 2017 Appropriation Bill will top agenda and he is confident the budget will be passed into law next month.
The House of Representatives says the renewed synergy between the Executive and the Legislature on the budgeting process will ease all controversies surrounding the nation’s appropriation bills.
Ahead of its resumption from Easter break, House Spokesman, says a twenty-member committee of both chambers has been meeting with the Executive to finetune grey areas in the budget.
Abdulrasaq Namdas assures Nigerians that the consideration of the 2017 Appropriation Bill will top agenda and he is confident the budget will be passed into law next month.
The House of Representatives says the renewed synergy between the Executive and the Legislature on the budgeting process will ease all controversies surrounding the nation’s appropriation bills.
Ahead of its resumption from Easter break, House Spokesman, says a twenty-member committee of both chambers has been meeting with the Executive to finetune grey areas in the budget.
Abdulrasaq Namdas assures Nigerians that the consideration of the 2017 Appropriation Bill will top agenda and he is confident the budget will be passed into law next month.
The House of Representatives says the renewed synergy between the Executive and the Legislature on the budgeting process will ease all controversies surrounding the nation’s appropriation bills.
Ahead of its resumption from Easter break, House Spokesman, says a twenty-member committee of both chambers has been meeting with the Executive to finetune grey areas in the budget.
Abdulrasaq Namdas assures Nigerians that the consideration of the 2017 Appropriation Bill will top agenda and he is confident the budget will be passed into law next month.
The House of Representatives says the renewed synergy between the Executive and the Legislature on the budgeting process will ease all controversies surrounding the nation’s appropriation bills.
Ahead of its resumption from Easter break, House Spokesman, says a twenty-member committee of both chambers has been meeting with the Executive to finetune grey areas in the budget.
Abdulrasaq Namdas assures Nigerians that the consideration of the 2017 Appropriation Bill will top agenda and he is confident the budget will be passed into law next month.
The House of Representatives says the renewed synergy between the Executive and the Legislature on the budgeting process will ease all controversies surrounding the nation’s appropriation bills.
Ahead of its resumption from Easter break, House Spokesman, says a twenty-member committee of both chambers has been meeting with the Executive to finetune grey areas in the budget.
Abdulrasaq Namdas assures Nigerians that the consideration of the 2017 Appropriation Bill will top agenda and he is confident the budget will be passed into law next month.
The House of Representatives says the renewed synergy between the Executive and the Legislature on the budgeting process will ease all controversies surrounding the nation’s appropriation bills.
Ahead of its resumption from Easter break, House Spokesman, says a twenty-member committee of both chambers has been meeting with the Executive to finetune grey areas in the budget.
Abdulrasaq Namdas assures Nigerians that the consideration of the 2017 Appropriation Bill will top agenda and he is confident the budget will be passed into law next month.
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