See The 9 Key Projects Tampered By The Nigerian Senate in The 2016 Budget

The News about the funny and annoying alterations to the 2016 Nigerian Budget is no more news as Nigerians are no longer finding the news of the budget funny anymore. well a shocker is here as the presidency reveals 9 key projects that were altered by the Nigerian Senate. Read details below.
Below are the Projects ;

The controversy over the 2016 budget is far from over as the presidency has revealed new list of development projects removed or distorted from the budget by the Senate. Recall that the senate had removed the Calabar-Lagos Railway project from the budget transferring the funds to development projects in the Northern part of the country. According to Vangaurd newspaper, below are key developmetal projects distorted by the Senate Project Distortion done by Senate Lagos-Calabar Rail Removed Lagos-Ibadan Exp. Rd Reduced by N24bn Second Niger Bridge Slashed by N3.9 bn Odukpani-Itu-I/Ekpene Rd Reduced by N4.3bn Benin-Sagamu Rd Reduced by N800m Itakpe-Warri Signalling Cut by N302.9m Calabar-Ikom-Obudu Rail N267m expunged Kano-Damaturu-Ngala Rail N260m cut
Read more: https://www.naij.com/802250-shocking-presidency-reveals-projects-removed-2016-budget.html

The controversy over the 2016 budget is far from over as the presidency has revealed new list of development projects removed or distorted from the budget by the Senate. Recall that the senate had removed the Calabar-Lagos Railway project from the budget transferring the funds to development projects in the Northern part of the country. According to Vangaurd newspaper, below are key developmetal projects distorted by the Senate Project Distortion done by Senate Lagos-Calabar Rail Removed Lagos-Ibadan Exp. Rd Reduced by N24bn Second Niger Bridge Slashed by N3.9 bn Odukpani-Itu-I/Ekpene Rd Reduced by N4.3bn Benin-Sagamu Rd Reduced by N800m Itakpe-Warri Signalling Cut by N302.9m Calabar-Ikom-Obudu Rail N267m expunged Kano-Damaturu-Ngala Rail N260m cut
Read more: https://www.naij.com/802250-shocking-presidency-reveals-projects-removed-2016-budget.html

The controversy over the 2016 budget is far from over as the presidency has revealed new list of development projects removed or distorted from the budget by the Senate. Recall that the senate had removed the Calabar-Lagos Railway project from the budget transferring the funds to development projects in the Northern part of the country. According to Vangaurd newspaper, below are key developmetal projects distorted by the Senate Project Distortion done by Senate

 Lagos-Calabar Rail Removed

 Lagos-Ibadan Exp. Rd Reduced by N24bn 

Second Niger Bridge Slashed by N3.9 bn Odukpani-Itu-I/Ekpene Rd Reduced by N4.3bn

 Benin-Sagamu Rd Reduced by N800m 

Itakpe-Warri Signalling Cut by N302.9m 

Calabar-Ikom-Obudu Rail N267m 

expunged Kano-Damaturu-Ngala Rail N260m cut. 

“You can’t strip us naked in public and then dress us in white robes behind closed doors. Sorry Mr. Vice President, we cannot help you. Let us continue to follow the law and abide with our constitutional duties in the interest of Nigeria”, Saraki reportedly told Osinbajo in refusal to manipulate the contents of the 2016 budget through the backdoor.

This is really outrageous.....what do you think?

The controversy over the 2016 budget is far from over as the presidency has revealed new list of development projects removed or distorted from the budget by the Senate. Recall that the senate had removed the Calabar-Lagos Railway project from the budget transferring the funds to development projects in the Northern part of the country. According to Vangaurd newspaper, below are key developmetal projects distorted by the Senate Project Distortion done by Senate Lagos-Calabar Rail Removed Lagos-Ibadan Exp. Rd Reduced by N24bn Second Niger Bridge Slashed by N3.9 bn Odukpani-Itu-I/Ekpene Rd Reduced by N4.3bn Benin-Sagamu Rd Reduced by N800m Itakpe-Warri Signalling Cut by N302.9m Calabar-Ikom-Obudu Rail N267m expunged Kano-Damaturu-Ngala Rail N260m cut
Read more: https://www.naij.com/802250-shocking-presidency-reveals-projects-removed-2016-budget.html