Oct 12, 2019
Inktober day 9
I had been working all day so there wasn't that much time or energy to draw this "Swing".
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Inktober day 9
I had been working all day so there wasn't that much time or energy to draw this "Swing".
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Civil Society Groups Tasks FG On Legislative Framework For Covid-19 Funds Management
Civil Society Groups Tasks FG On Legislative Framework For Covid-19 Funds Management
By Zakaa Lazarus, Abuja. Civil Society Organizations under the auspices of Women Advocates Research and Documentation centre ,(WARDC) BudgiT, among others have task the federal government to design a legislative framework to manage Covid-19 funds and donations. The group in a policy brief signed by the Executive Director, Women Advocates Research and Documentation centre, Dr. Abiola Akiyode –…
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CSOs urge FG to seek sustainable funding for primary healthcare centres
CSOs urge FG to seek sustainable funding for primary healthcare centres
Two Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), Connected Development (CODE) and BudgIT have called on the Federal Government to seek sustainable funding for primary healthcare systems in Nigeria. The CSOs made the call at a meeting to build momentum for health care accountability organized by CODE and BudgIT with a support from Conrad Hilton Foundation and Skoll Foundation on Wednesday in Abuja. The…
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460 duplicated projects worth N378.9billion in 2022 budget-BudgIT
460 duplicated projects worth N378.9billion in 2022 budget-BudgIT
A civic-tech agency, BudgIT has criticized the National Assembly for approving the 2022 budget having 460 duplicated projects which amounted to N378.9billion. In its findings, BudgIT said the budget included “64% of its capital budget dedicated to purchasing motorcycles, street lights and other projects outside its mandate. This is disingenuous especially as communities in these states are being…
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Nigeria made N3.42tn in 2020, debt servicing gulped N3.34tn – BudgIT
Nigeria made N3.42tn in 2020, debt servicing gulped N3.34tn – BudgIT
The Federal Government spent N10.01tn in 2020, an analysis from BudgIT has shown. The analysis also showed that the Federal Government made N3.42tn and spent N3.34tn on debt servicing in 2020. According to analysed data by BudgIT, the Federal Government funded salaries, overhead, and capital expenditure with loans and the Central Bank of Nigeria’s Support. In 2020, N5.37tn was projected as total…
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Lagos refutes BudgIT report, says state is financially, economically stable
Lagos refutes BudgIT report, says state is financially, economically stable
[FILES] Lagos State Governor, Sanwo-Olu. Photo; TWITTER/JIDESANWOOLU
The Lagos State government, yesterday debunked a misrepresentation of its finances, saying the state is economically and financially solid, in reaction to a publication by BudgIT, titled ‘Ability of States to Meet Monthly Recurrent Expenditure and Loan Repayment Obligations, 2019’.
Describing the report as misinformation in a…
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