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says the N2.17 trillion supplementary budget approved by the federal government is an “unnecessary expenditure on frivolous items”.the submission of a supplementary budget of over N2.17 trillion to the national assembly.
“Supplementary budgets are meant to take care of expenditure that was not factored in during budget-making. “In fact, according to the chairman, all 5 off-cycle elections, including Anambra and Edo state elections, had been catered for by the 2023 general election budget.
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