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Nigeria’s domestic debt rises to N3.3 trillion as Reps approve Buhari’s N819.54 billion  loan request 

by Diplomatic Info
December 28, 2022
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Nigeria’s domestic debt rises to N3.3 trillion as Reps approve Buhari’s N819.54 billion  loan request 
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The House of Representatives has approved President Muhammadu Buhari’s request for  N819.54 billion domestic loan meant to fix the infrastructure destroyed by floods across the country.

The approval followed the adoption of a report presented by the chairman of the House Committee on Appropriation, Muktar Betara, at the plenary on Wednesday.

Mr Buhari had last week sought the approval of the lawmakers for the N819.54 billion supplementary budget in a letter read by the speaker, Femi Gbajabiamila.

The president said the request was meant for the capital expenditure component of the 2022 budget.

The new borrowing increased the federal government’s domestic borrowing in 2022 to N3.33 trillion.

Presenting the report, Mr Betara explained that the total sum of N819, 536,937,813 was for the under-mentioned ministries, such as the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development N69,247,175,770.

The Federal Ministry of Works and Housing N704,789,762,043; the Federal Capital Territory N30,000,000,000; and the Federal Ministry of Water Resources N15,500,000,000.

Also, the lawmakers passed the finance bill, 2022, which was transmitted to them by Mr Buhari to provide support for the funding of the 2023 budget.

The Finance Bill 2022 proposed amendments to some fiscal laws such as the capital gains tax, company income tax, and customs excise tariff Act.

Others are the Federal Inland Revenue Service Act, personal income tax and stamp duties act.

The passage followed the adoption of a report presented by the chairman, Committee on Finance, James Abiodun Faleke.

The house also considered and approved the total expenditure of N262 billion for Federal Inland Revenue (FIRS) for the fiscal year 2023.

The approval followed the consideration and adoption of the report presented by chairman, Committee on Finance, James Faleke.

Presenting the report, Mr Faleke said that from the total sum, N126,070,912,538 was for Personnel Cost, while N96,061,565,065 was for Overhead Cost

He further said that the sum of N40,827,033,352 was for capital expenditure for 2023.

(NAN)

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