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Ebonyi State House of Assembly Approves N444.98 Billion for 2025: A Leap Towards Economic and Social Development

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The Ebonyi State House of Assembly has taken a significant in steering the state towards economic revitalization and social progress by passing the 2025 fiscal year budget of N444.98 billion. This “Budget of Economic and Social Development,” as by Governor Francis Nwifuru, has now been officially legislated into law, following an exhaustive review by the House Committee on Appropriation and Finance.

The legislative process was meticulous, with the bill undergoing a thorough scrutiny at the state’s legislative complex. The Committee of the Whole, composed of all Assembly members, engaged in a detailed review of each page of the budget, ensuring accuracy down to the syntax and morphology, as confirmed by Sylvester Egede, the Public of the Assembly. This level of detail in the review underscores the commitment of the Seventh State Assembly to governance with precision and .

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The Speaker of the Assembly, Moses Odunwa, lauded the committee for diligence and dedication. highlighted that the meticulous work done by the committee is a testament to the Assembly’s dedication to enhancing the of Ebonyi’s populace and supporting the current administration’s vision. Speaker Odunwa expressed confidence that this budget would catalyze unprecedented development across various sectors in the state, a new era of prosperity and well-being for its residents.

Kingsley Ikoro, the chairman of the committee and also the Leader of the House, played a pivotal role in this legislative success. He noted that the involvement of heads from various ministries, departments, agencies, and parastatals was crucial in ensuring a well-scrutinized budget. Ikoro praised the collaborative spirit and high performance of all involved parties, which allowed for an expedited yet thorough review process. He stressed that international best in financial and were adopted to ensure transparency and efficiency in the execution of the budget.

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The 2025 budget is strategically structured into three main components: personnel, overhead, and capital expenditure. This allocation is designed not just to maintain the state’s operations but to significantly enhance them. The goal is clear: to drive industrial growth, internally generated , and directly address the “People’s Charter of Needs,” which encapsulates the aspirations and necessities of Ebonyi’s citizens.

This budget’s a critical juncture for Ebonyi State, to transform its economic while ensuring social development. With a focus on industrialization, the state is to see improvements in infrastructure, education, health, and other vital sectors. This legislative achievement by the Ebonyi State House of Assembly is more than just a fiscal plan; it’s a blueprint for a hopeful, progressive for all Ebonyi residents.

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42 Comments

  • I think allocating such a huge budget is a risky move. Are they really prepared to manage and utilize it effectively?

  • I think the budget allocation is excessive! Shouldnt they focus more on grassroots development instead of hefty numbers?

  • I think the budget is too extravagant. Why not allocate more funds to education and healthcare instead? Just my two cents.

    • Education and healthcare are important, but a balanced budget supports all aspects of society.

  • I dont get why they need that much money. Are they planning to build a spaceship or what? Seems excessive.

  • I dont buy it! How can they justify such a huge budget? I smell corruption and mismanagement. Wheres the accountability?

  • I think the allocation is too much! Shouldnt they invest more in education and healthcare instead? Priorities, people!

    • Investing in infrastructure can also benefit education and healthcare in the long run. Priorities differ.

  • I dont think allocating such a huge budget is the best move. They could invest more efficiently in smaller projects.

  • I think the budget approval is a step in the right direction, but I wonder if all that money will actually be put to good use.

  • I think the budget allocation is excessive! Why not focus on education and healthcare instead of unnecessary projects?

    • Education and healthcare are crucial, but infrastructure also impacts daily lives. Balance is key.

  • I think the budget allocation is a step in the right direction, but are they truly transparent about how the funds will be utilized?

  • I dont get it, why so much money for a state assembly? Shouldnt they focus on grassroots development instead?

    • Strong leadership at all levels is crucial for progress. Proper funding is necessary for effective governance.

  • I think the budget is excessive! Why not allocate more funds to education and healthcare instead of just infrastructure?

  • I think investing in infrastructure is great, but shouldnt the focus be on education and healthcare first? Priorities, people!

  • I think the allocation is excessive. Why not invest in education or healthcare instead of such a huge budget?

  • I dont get why they need that much money. Seems fishy to me. What are they really planning? 🤔

  • I cant believe they approved that much money! I smell corruption. Whos monitoring where it goes? #transparencyiskey

  • I think the budget is too extravagant! They should focus more on local communities and grassroots development. Prioritize people over numbers.

  • I dont buy it! How can they justify such a huge budget when there are still so many pressing issues in Ebonyi State?

  • I dont get why they need that much money. Are they planning to build a space station or what? Seems excessive.

  • Im not convinced this budget will actually benefit the people. Lets see real progress before celebrating. 🤔

  • I think the budget is too much! Why not invest in healthcare and education instead of flashy projects? Priorities, people!

    • Flashy projects attract tourists, boost economy. Education and healthcare benefit from increased funding.

  • I dont trust the government to spend that much money wisely. I bet half of it will disappear into thin air.

  • I think the amount is excessive! Why not allocate more to healthcare and education instead? Priorities, people!

  • I think the budget allocation is excessive. They should focus on efficiency and accountability instead of just throwing money around.

  • I dont think the money will be used effectively. Corruption is rampant in Nigeria, so who knows where that N444.98 billion will really go.

    • Sadly, corruption is a reality in many countries. Lets hope for transparency and accountability this time.

  • I think the budget allocation is excessive. They should focus on accountability and transparency instead of just throwing money at problems.

  • I think allocating that much money could lead to corruption. Maybe they should focus on transparency and accountability first.

  • I think the budget is way too high! They could achieve the same goals with half the money. #FiscalResponsibility #DebateTime

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