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Nigeria’s 2018 budget: Who gets what, and why?

By CNBC
19 January 2018   |   4:36 am
Nigeria plans to allocate 30.8 per cent of the 2018 budget to capital expenditure, while N3.5 trillion will be spent on recurrent expenditure. With the bulk of the 2018 spending budget dedicated to infrastructure development and security.

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