Mr Moriki urged the sole administrators to justify the confidence reposed in them.
“We have worked closely with the governor, and I know he is a listening governor.”
The new chairman assured Plateau people that he would do his best to improve the state’s revenue generation for the good of all.
He also called on the state’s people to support Governor Abba Kabir-Yusuf and the lawmakers to succeed.
The Nasarawa House of Assembly has passed into law two executive bills to promote justice, peace and development in the state.
The capital expenditure is 50.2 per cent of the total budget estimate, while recurrent expenditure stands at 48.3 per cent.
The budget tagged “Budget of Continuity for Sustainability,” is N34 billion lower than N267.9 billion for 2022.
This development followed a motion by Majority Leader Malami Basakkwace for the lawmakers’ deliberation on the proposed budget.
Mr Oyebanji said this while signing the N122.6 billion Ekiti State 2022 Supplementary Appropriation Bill into law in Ado-Ekiti on Friday.
Mr Abiodun presented a fiscal Appropriation Bill of N472.25 billion to the State House of Assembly on Thursday.
