Senator Chris Ngige has hinted that the ongoing
war between the presidency and the senate
might still continue as President Muhammdu
Buhari will not be signing the 2016 budget yet.
Ngige said there could be mistakes in the
budget, and that the National Assembly should
summon the courage to correct them where
they are detected. This was revealed at a
programme to resettle graduates of vocational
skills development in Anambra State this
wekend.
While giving reasons for the new development,
he said the Buhari administration sort of started
afresh on all parameters; having come on board
when the price of crude oil that sold for above
$100 per barrel suddenly nose-dived to about
$40 per barrel and almost every other sector of
per barrel and almost every other sector of the
economy remained comatose.
"There could be mistakes but the National
Assembly should be man enough to correct them
if noticed. The President will not sign the budget
until all mistakes are streamlined," he said.
war between the presidency and the senate
might still continue as President Muhammdu
Buhari will not be signing the 2016 budget yet.
Ngige said there could be mistakes in the
budget, and that the National Assembly should
summon the courage to correct them where
they are detected. This was revealed at a
programme to resettle graduates of vocational
skills development in Anambra State this
wekend.
While giving reasons for the new development,
he said the Buhari administration sort of started
afresh on all parameters; having come on board
when the price of crude oil that sold for above
$100 per barrel suddenly nose-dived to about
$40 per barrel and almost every other sector of
per barrel and almost every other sector of the
economy remained comatose.
"There could be mistakes but the National
Assembly should be man enough to correct them
if noticed. The President will not sign the budget
until all mistakes are streamlined," he said.

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