Lagos State governor, Akinwunmi Ambode, has presented a budget proposal of N852.316b before the lawmakers for the 2019 fiscal year.The contains a recurrent expenditure of 385.6billion, Capital expenditure of 462.7billion and a capital recurrent ratio of 54-46.
The governor said the budget is projected to consolidate on the gains made so far in the state. He added that the budget is targeted to cater to the needs of the entire residents of the state.
Lagos State governor, Akinwunmi Ambode, has presented a budget proposal of N852.316b before the lawmakers for the 2019 fiscal year.The contains a recurrent expenditure of 385.6billion, Capital expenditure of 462.7billion and a capital recurrent ratio of 54-46.
The governor said the budget is projected to consolidate on the gains made so far in the state. He added that the budget is targeted to cater to the needs of the entire residents of the state.
Lagos State governor, Akinwunmi Ambode, has presented a budget proposal of N852.316b before the lawmakers for the 2019 fiscal year.The contains a recurrent expenditure of 385.6billion, Capital expenditure of 462.7billion and a capital recurrent ratio of 54-46.
The governor said the budget is projected to consolidate on the gains made so far in the state. He added that the budget is targeted to cater to the needs of the entire residents of the state.
Lagos State governor, Akinwunmi Ambode, has presented a budget proposal of N852.316b before the lawmakers for the 2019 fiscal year.The contains a recurrent expenditure of 385.6billion, Capital expenditure of 462.7billion and a capital recurrent ratio of 54-46.
The governor said the budget is projected to consolidate on the gains made so far in the state. He added that the budget is targeted to cater to the needs of the entire residents of the state.
Lagos State governor, Akinwunmi Ambode, has presented a budget proposal of N852.316b before the lawmakers for the 2019 fiscal year.The contains a recurrent expenditure of 385.6billion, Capital expenditure of 462.7billion and a capital recurrent ratio of 54-46.
The governor said the budget is projected to consolidate on the gains made so far in the state. He added that the budget is targeted to cater to the needs of the entire residents of the state.
Lagos State governor, Akinwunmi Ambode, has presented a budget proposal of N852.316b before the lawmakers for the 2019 fiscal year.The contains a recurrent expenditure of 385.6billion, Capital expenditure of 462.7billion and a capital recurrent ratio of 54-46.
The governor said the budget is projected to consolidate on the gains made so far in the state. He added that the budget is targeted to cater to the needs of the entire residents of the state.
Lagos State governor, Akinwunmi Ambode, has presented a budget proposal of N852.316b before the lawmakers for the 2019 fiscal year.The contains a recurrent expenditure of 385.6billion, Capital expenditure of 462.7billion and a capital recurrent ratio of 54-46.
The governor said the budget is projected to consolidate on the gains made so far in the state. He added that the budget is targeted to cater to the needs of the entire residents of the state.
Lagos State governor, Akinwunmi Ambode, has presented a budget proposal of N852.316b before the lawmakers for the 2019 fiscal year.The contains a recurrent expenditure of 385.6billion, Capital expenditure of 462.7billion and a capital recurrent ratio of 54-46.
The governor said the budget is projected to consolidate on the gains made so far in the state. He added that the budget is targeted to cater to the needs of the entire residents of the state.
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