The Nation Newspaper Reps pass FCT supplementary appropriation bill
President Bola Tinubu had recently presented the supplementary appropriation bill to the National Assembly for consideration, saying the money was meant to take care of critical infrastructure.
Betara said the committee scrutinised the presentation by the President and arrived at the conclusion that the money was needed to develop certain infrastructures in the federal capital. “All revenues accruing to the Federal Capital Territory Administration, including the Statutory Revenue distribution shall be paid into the Federal Capital Territory Administration’s Statutory Revenue Account.
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