Alexa Media Services

We integrate leading technology and transform your business into a cognitive enterprise. Integrated communications with better results.

Search Suggest

Senate approves N105.14bn budget of 2025 for Revenue Mobilisation, Allocation and Fiscal Commission

 


…Confirms Kaura’s board appointment

The Senate on Wednesday endorsed N105,140,926,744.08 as the 2025 budget of the Revenue Mobilisation, Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC).

The allocation aligns with the Commission’s funding framework provided under the Revenue Mobilisation, Allocation and Fiscal Commission Act, 2025, and the 0.5 per cent of non-oil Federation Revenue sanctioned by the National Economic Council (NEC) in December 2024 for financing the Commission through contributions from the three tiers of government.

Details of the approved budget include a personnel cost of N20,636,277,973.19, overhead expenses of N8,949,992,489.81, and capital expenditure of N75,554,656,281.08.

The decision followed the presentation and consideration of the report by the Committee on National Planning and Economic Affairs, chaired by Senator Yahaya Abdullahi (APC, Kebbi North).

Abdullahi tabled the report, stating: “That the Senate do receive and consider the report of the Committee on National Planning and Economic Affairs on the 2025 Budget of the Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC).”

The Senate also ratified the nomination of Senator Tijani Yahaya Kaura as a representative of the North-West geopolitical zone on the Governing Board of the South-South Development Commission (SSDC).

This confirmation came after reviewing the report of the Committee on South-South Development Commission presented by its chairman, Senator Benson Konbowel (PDP, Bayelsa Central), who said: “That the Senate do receive and consider the report of the Committee on South-South Development Commission on the confirmation of the nomination of Senator Tijani Yahaya Kaura as member representing the North-West Geo-Political Zone in the Governing Board of the South-South Development Commission (SSDC).”

Jokpeme Joseph Omode stands as a prominent figure in contemporary journalism, embodying the spirit of a multifaceted storyteller who bridges history, poetry, and investigative reporting to champion social progress. As the Editor-in-Chief and CEO of Alexa News Network (Alexa.ng), Omode has transformed a digital platform into a vital voice for governance, education, youth empowerment, entrepreneurship, and sustainable development in Africa. His career, marked by over a decade of experience across media, public relations, brand strategy, and content creation, reflects a relentless commitment to using journalism as a tool for accountability and societal advancement.

Post a Comment