BREAKING: Senate Passes N28.7tn As 2024 Appropriation Bill

 

The Senate has approved the sum of N28.7 trillion as the 2024 appropriation bill.

The upper chamber passed the bill at the plenary on Saturday.

President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, assured that the bill will be transmitted to the President for expedited passage into law.

Details shortly…

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