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Breaking: Again, 2018 Budget Padded —Senate

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December 19, 2017
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The Senate, on Tuesday, alleged the executive arm of the government of padding the 2018 budget.

The Senate, at the resumption of Legislative procedures, likewise said that the 2018 budget proposal presented by President Muhammadu Buhari couple of months ago is loaded with inaccuracies and padding.

Recall that the 2017 spending plan had created a ton of contention after it was presented to the Senate when it was found that the budget was terribly cushioned.

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Recall that the 2017 budget had generated a lot of controversy after it was presented to the Senate when it was discovered that the budget was grossly padded.

Therefore, the Senate suspended whole for two weeks to permit boards of trustees compose spending resistance sessions with MDA’s.

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