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Buhari to present 2022 budget on Thursday October 7

Barring any last-minute changes, President Buhari will on Thursday, October 7, lay the 2022 Appropriations Bill before a joint session of the National Assembly.

Deputy Senate President, Ovie Omo-Agege, disclosed this on Tuesday October 5, while presiding over plenary.

President Buhari is expected to also present the budget to the Federal Executive Council (FEC) tomorrow October 6 before presenting to the National Assembly.

Details of the Budget are yet to be revealed but it is speculated that the Ministries of Works and Housing; Finance, Budget and National Planning; and Defence would get the highest capital allocations.

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