He said that N100 billion targets provision of hybrid mini-grid for government agencies within and outside Abuja.
A breakdown of the proposal showed that ₦281.09 billion had been earmarked for recurrent expenditure, accounting for 46.4 per cent of the total budget size.
The governor disclosed that the proposal consisted of 72 per cent capital expenditure and 28 per cent recurrent expenditure.
Mr Eno urged the House to expedite the passage of the budget to enable the government to deliver democracy dividends to the people.
Mr Agbese urged Nigerians to trust the administration, assuring that visible results would be evident before the end of the year.
The Commissioner for Finance, Budget, and Economic Planning, Asiwaju Idris, disclosed this at a citizens’ sensitisation programme on Thursday in Lokoja.
The committee members expressed concerns about budgetary arbitration.
“Gone were those days when the judiciary was regarded as the last hope of the common man.’’
Mr Yabuku is an accomplished economist and was chief economic adviser to a former president from 2007 to 2010.
Mr Gabaya said the budget comprised N14.9 billion capital expenditure and N7.1 billion recurrent expenditure.
