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Gov. Adeleke to present 2025 budget to Osun Assembly

Mr Egbedun said that on November 11 the governor forwarded a letter to the House notifying it of the planned budget presentation.

• November 12, 2024
Osun governor, Ademola Adeleke
Osun governor, Ademola Adeleke

Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, is expected to present the 2025 budget before the state House of Assembly on Wednesday.

The Speaker of the House, Adewale Egbedun, disclosed this on Tuesday during plenary.

According to Mr Egbedun, the governor forwarded a letter dated November 11, with a title “Laying of Year 2025 Draft Budget of Osun State before the House,” to the assembly, intimating the Speaker and state lawmakers of the budget presentation.

The letter read, “I am pleased to inform the distinguished members of the Osun State House of Assembly through the Honourable Speaker of our intention to lay the 2025 draft budget of the state before the house on Wednesday, November 13, having concluded its preparation and approved by the state executive council. This is to confirm with the extant rules and regulations which stipulates that such draft budget should be presented to the House for approval at the end of the year preceding the commencement of the budget implementation.’’

A minute of silence was, however, observed for the late Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Taoreed Lagbaja, after his tribute was read by Adekunle Oladimeji, the lawmaker representing Irepodun/Orolu State Constituency, where Lagbaja hailed from.

The House thereafter deliberated on the Osun State Property Protection Bill 2024 which eventually scaled first reading, while “Osun State Drug and Medical Supply Management Agency Establishment Bill 2024’ policy thrust was read by the Majority Leader, Babajide Kofoworola.

The Drug and Medical Supply Management Agency Establishment Bill was passed for second reading after lawmakers made contributions and stated the advantages of having the agency in the state.

The house later dissolved into the “committee of whole” where they further considered and deliberated on the Osun State Consumer Protection Agency Establishment Bill 2024. 

(NAN)

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