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Senate approves Buhari’s request, passes N819.5bn 2022 supplementary budget

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The Senate of the Nigerian National Assembly on Wednesday approved the request of President Muhammadu Buhari, passing the N819.5 billion 2022 supplementary budget the president requested.

The supplementary budget is distributed to various ministries; the Ministry of Agriculture is to get N69 billion, Ministry of Water Resources N15.5 billion, FCT N30 billion and Ministry of Works and Housing N704 billion.

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