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BREAKING : Reps pass reviewed budget of N10.805 trillion for 2020, halt doctors strike with N4 billion

June 10, 2020

The House of Representatives has passed the new 2020 reviewed budget with N4 billion allocation to the Resident Doctors Act to forestall pending strike by the resident doctors.

The House passed a new budget of N10.805trillion. With a recurrent expenditure of N4.942trillion, debt servicing at N2.488trillion, statutory transfer of N422 billion and capital expenditure of N2.4trillion.

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