”National Assembly to pass 2018 Budget next week” Senate President Bukola Saraki
Senate President, Bukola Saraki, has said that the National Assembly will ensure that the 2018 budget will be passed next week. The senate president disclosed this to state house correspondents after his visit to President Buhari yesterday May 7th.
In the same vein, the House of Representatives says it will pass the 2018 budget before the end of next week.
The House Committee Chairman on Media and Public Affairs made the statement while briefing journalists at the end of Thursday’s plenary.
According to him, the budget will be laid before the house on Tuesday next week.
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