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  • The 2018 budget at a glance
  • 2018 budget
    Budget size: N8.612 trillion (16 % higher than 2017 estimates)
    Expenditure Estimates
    The proposed aggregate expenditure of N 8.612 trillion (16 per cent above 2017 budget estimate) will comprise
    Recurrent Costs of N3.494 trillion
    Debt Service of N2.014 trillion
    Statutory Transfers of about N456 billion
    Sinking Fund of N220 billion (to retire maturing bond to local contractors)
    Capital Expenditure of N2.428 trillion (excluding the capital component of statutory transfers).
    Recurrent Expenditure
    A substantial part of the recurrent cost proposal for 2018 is for the payment of salaries and overheads in key ministries providing critical public services such as:
    N510.87 billion for Interior
    N435.01 billion for Education
    N422.43 billion for Defence
    N269.34 billion for Health
    Capital Expenditure
    Key capital spending allocations in the 2018 Budget include:
    Power, Works and Housing: N555.88 billion
    Transportation: N263.10 billion
    Special Intervention Programmes: N150.00 billion
    Defence: N145.00 billion
    Agriculture and Rural Development N118.98 billion
    Water Resources: N95.11 billion
    Industry, Trade and Investment: N82.92 billion
    Interior: N63.26 billion
    Education N61.73 billion
    Universal Basic Education Commission: N109.06 billion
    Health: N71.11 billion
    Federal Capital Territory: N40.30 billion
    Zonal Intervention Projects N100.00 billion
    North East Intervention Fund N45.00 billion
    Niger Delta Ministry: N53.89 billion
    Niger Delta Development Commission: N71.20 billion.
    Key projects and programmes to be implemented in 2018:
    N9.8 billion for the Mambilla hydro power project, including N8.5 billion as counterpart
    funding
    N12 billion counterpart funding for earmarked transmission lines and substations
    N35.41 billion for the National Housing Programme
    N10.00 billion for the 2nd Niger Bridge
    About N300 billion for the construction and rehabilitation of strategic roads
    Regional Spending Priorities for Peace, Security and Development
    N65 billion for the Presidential Amnesty Programme has been retained in the 2018 Budget
    Capital provision for the Ministry of Niger Delta increased to N53.89 billion from the N34.20 billion provided in 2017
    Completion of East-West Road, with a provision of about N17.32 billion in 2018

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